Spaniard surrenders to extradition
A 28-year-old Spaniard, Antonio Peralta Calderon, has surrendered himself to extradition after a European Arrest Warrant was issued in his regard.
Mr Peralta Calderon is wanted to serve three-years imprisonment after he was found guilty of drug trafficking.
Since he has a pending case at the Maltese courts, the extradition will come into force once this is decided.
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T Camilleri
Aug 14th 2010, 10:49
Is by any chance his pending case also on drug trafficking? Then I hope that he will be sent for a long term of imprisonment and even if it is not because no one can say that he has a clean conduct.
Timmy Farrugia
Aug 13th 2010, 20:41
"Since he has a pending case at the Maltese courts, the extradition will come into force once this is decided."....this sentence is code for he will be extradited in 2020!!!!!
martin saliba
Aug 13th 2010, 22:39
And your point is ?
David Masters
Aug 14th 2010, 03:18
waste of resources I'd say. Why not have hime extradited back to Malta, return the favour so to speak, after he's done his sentence in Spain
Wenzu Vella
Aug 14th 2010, 09:41
martin
my p[oint is get rid of this crim before he cost you tax payers a lot of money keeping him in prison in Malta===GET RID OF HIM
Timmy Farrugia
Aug 14th 2010, 11:05
my point is that as he will be extradited after his local case is dealt with he will be extradited and you know how long cases usually take in malta!!!!
J.Bianco
Aug 14th 2010, 11:35
That while 4 skinny dippers were processed in a very short time, more serious cases are left pending