Two Romanians plead guilty to pick-pocketing jewellery
Two Romanian women were this morning jailed for seven months suspended for two years after pleading guilty to jewellery theft.
Claudia Alexandru, 19 and Miclescu Lacramioara, 30, were accused of pick-pocketing up to €2,300 worth of jewellery in rings, bracelets and chokers.
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J Sammut
Aug 11th 2010, 23:33
re Mr J.Abela two wrongs won`t make a right
Joseph sammut
Aug 11th 2010, 23:20
To day I read about 4 cases of robery and what they all got susspended centences,,how can the court justify a susspended sentence,stealing so many rings braclets and necklaces,what you got to do to be sent to prison in Malta.They go back telling their friends,go and steal in Malta,they wont send you to prison.
What a joke
J.ABELA
Aug 11th 2010, 21:28
I think we are forgeting what we Maltese did in other countries!!!!..... the same or worse!!!! Romanians are not all bad people, its just these few croks who make these people in this picture.
Michael Neville Cassar
Aug 11th 2010, 19:57
The Romanian’s have such a bad reputation that we must find a way to monitor who comes in and out in the airport and by sea, it is essential that control of all the undesirables’ categories be pushed out before they do harm.
Vince DeBono
Aug 11th 2010, 18:57
Anyone can tell me whether the victims got their property back?
J. Spiteri
Aug 11th 2010, 17:49
Were they expelled from the country or are they still enjoying our famed hospitality ? ! If they are allowed to stay, they will definitely do it again; they have to ' earn ' a living !
J Micallef
Aug 11th 2010, 17:43
Hu fatt li f'kull pajjiz fejn hemm influss ta' Rumeni kien hemm zieda qawwija fil-kriminalita. L-istess gara l-Italja u pajjizi ohra. Imma dawn ma jimpurtax ghax Ewropej, ara kieku kien xi Afrikan kieku min jaf x'inkiteb taht l-artiklu....
s.koludrovic
Aug 11th 2010, 17:16
@ Javier,
My friend it isn,t,t just the Basques that are a problem, its also the Catalonians, The Bretons, The Corsicans, The Padania, and even the good old Belgians are now at it.
The EU is a fictitious state which has no united army,no united foreign policy, different money system, different languages, different cultures , different immigration rules etc..
I just can,t see how adding Turkey with its own problems can ever unite or improve the quality of life for Europeans.
Paul Camilleri
Aug 11th 2010, 17:48
Don't worry s.koludrovic. As someone usually says, the EU isn't going to last very long.
t. borg
Aug 11th 2010, 16:54
dan il-pajjiz veru inkredibbli. sentenza ohra sospiza ghar-rumeni! il-qrati veru marru l-bahar.
l-ag jew il-gvern iridu jintervjenu ghax se nimtlew bil-hallelin rumeni. i-proverbju jghid l-ewwel darba htija tieghek it-tieni darba htija tieghi.
jdemanuele
Aug 11th 2010, 15:52
your comments prove that maltese arent racist, we just dont like ppl that are not value adding!
r ferriggi
Aug 11th 2010, 15:51
and then certain nationalities complain that they are being discriminated against.
ALL nationalities have their problematic portion of people but certain nationalities hav taken on a ''name'' such as in italy,,,,, a certain neighbour of italy has taken a very bad reputation.
unfotunately,,,,, these nationalities have become so hardened from their recent poltical pasts that for them,,,, the ''advanced'' modern and lenent society such as in europe and america,,,, everyhting an everyone is ''easy prey.
T Camilleri
Aug 11th 2010, 15:45
Why are they all getting suspended sentences? This is simply sending a message that all they get is a slap on the wrist and they keep what they had stolen.
Jeffrey Spiteri
Aug 11th 2010, 15:52
They would not even reach the police if they tried to pick my pocket.
Michael Zerafa
Aug 11th 2010, 16:52
Jeffrey Spiteri same here. Let anyone try to pick my pocket and see how they end up.
Charles Micallef
Aug 11th 2010, 15:20
What, not another two Romanian pickpocketers, can they not find another way of making a living?
L. Pellegrino
Aug 11th 2010, 15:25
Unfortunately in Italy we have the same problems with romanians. Most of them don't like to work ..they just steal or fight
S.KOLUDROVIC
Aug 11th 2010, 16:16
Well some European countries wanted Romenia inside the EU, this is the flip side of what they got. Next on the list is Turkey with its Kurdish problems. Lets enjoy whats left of Europe till we can.
Javier Saviola
Aug 11th 2010, 16:37
S.KOLUDROVIC :
i assume from your surname that you are coming from some kind of ex Yugoslav country which is most probably already in the EU or maybe on the verge of joining. If this is the case, I can easily assure you that Turkey can join the EU if EU managed to accept ex Yugoslav or Baltic countries.
Regarding your comment about Kurdish problems, are you saying the same comments about Spain with their problems with Basque?
E. Ciantar
Aug 11th 2010, 22:09
@Charles Micallef.
Oh, come on, Charles. They would still be prosecuted if their only crime was to take a dip, naked, in Paceville at 5.20am.