Drunk Bulgarian damages eight cars

r.borg

Nov 25th 2010, 13:16

I feel I have the need to relate to the readers that the victims in question, apart from the member of the police corps who received compensation, are still awaiting compensation from the bulgarian for the crimes committed.

Andrew Paris

Nov 10th 2010, 14:57

Malta is a small country and it should be easy to control. As we can see the people in power are not doing there job to protect the future and integrity of this country.

frank grech

Nov 10th 2010, 10:16

Mr Robert Azzopardi,
Are you related to this drunk Bulgarian? or maybe a friend? or perhaps his lawyer?
The suspense is killing us, and we are eagerly awaiting your reply!

malcolm seychell

Nov 10th 2010, 00:01

What does an unemployed bulgarian is doing in Malta????

ahjar l ewropa socjalista tara kif nies jirregistraw dejjem issiefru iktar minn dawk li jahdmu!!!.

Jekk issiefer bye bye unemployment benefits. Semplici

albert spiteri

Nov 8th 2010, 22:40

Lets hang this bulgarian bum from the highest tree. actually he deserves a much slower death, but he's not worth the trouble.

C. Brincat

Nov 8th 2010, 20:28

It seems that the fact that this foreigner was drunk is somehow overlooked. The problem is alcohol abuse and the way alcohol renders people expose their violent side. Alcohol is easily available here in Malta to the extent that even 15 year old kids can purchase unlimited amounts of alcoholic beverages without being questioned. My point is some regulations by the government should be revisted. ( Eventhough, by saying this I believe they won't since there is big business behind these affairs.)

J.Debono

Nov 8th 2010, 20:22

@C.Busuttil.I employ Russians,Chinese,Serbs and many other nationals including Maltese.Believe me there is no difference whatsoever with nationalities and in all boils down to skills.Morover if you are one of those who voted for EU membership please add the Bulgarians to your list of English and Germans as they are of the same category of EU members.

Chrissey Zammit

Nov 8th 2010, 19:54

WHEN !!!! are the Maltese going to get their priorities right. This article has 14 comments. YET an article on "Offenders register" gets 4 comments. What is more important protecting our children and vunerable adults, or wasting time worrying how this man can afford to live in Sliema who,s business is it where this man lives, he could be living with a Maltese Partner as many foreigners do. SO........... stop worrying about things you can do nothing about, START worrying about things YOU can do something about. i.e. Protecting your children from preditors.

C.Busuttil

Nov 8th 2010, 18:56

Can the authorities investigate how these foreigners can afford to rent appartments in Sliema which surely are not cheap. We are not speaking about English or German people but Bulgarians, Russians, Chinese, Serbs etc
It neither appears they do have jobs that can permit them to pay certain rents, let alone water and electricity!!!!!!!!
It does not take a genius to figure out that something does not make sense or better it makes sense when you thing what might be behind all.

pat camilieri

Nov 8th 2010, 18:39

send him back to where he came from. I do not want my hard earned taxes to go to bums like this. I would prefer if they went to deserving maltese. Do we have to put up with this scum?

Frederick Borg

Nov 8th 2010, 18:09

Seems to me that being a member of the European Union has just allowed all sorts of dodgy people from all sorts of dodgy countries to freely come here to steel, vandalise and Lord knows what else they get up to. Can't we go back to how it was before!!!

Jesmar Cremona

Nov 8th 2010, 17:22

unemployed... or working in a construction site illegally?
So what is he doing here...(if unemployed)?
Are we paying for unemployed foreigners too now? -
such criminals should be expelled from the country...

Jesmar Cremona

Nov 8th 2010, 17:22

unemployed... or working in a construction site illegally?
So what is he doing here...(if unemployed)?
Are we paying for unemployed foreigners too now? -
such criminals should be expelled from the country...

Kevin Zammit

Nov 8th 2010, 16:55

Unemployed my foot. Obviously the guy is most probably working in the construction industry. EU or not he should be investigated to see how he's managing to live off nothing. In Italy and I'm sure other countries as well someone like him would be placed under observation.

Vincent Scerri

Nov 8th 2010, 16:06

Shouldn't people like these are permitted to stay on the premise that they can sustain themselves or at least have a steady job. Next thing we will be flooded by " Europeans" coming here to live off the country.

J Oatmon

Nov 8th 2010, 14:38

Unemployed but plenty of money available to get drunk - yeah pull the other leg, this guys getting money from somewhere (probably illegally).

I believe this sort of nasty wilful damage should get a jail term (to act as a deterrent, not a 'slap on the wirst'). Thia is just another daft suspended sentence - what a mickey mouse system it is in Malta.

clifton gatt

Nov 8th 2010, 13:37

Cool.Unemployed and already paid one of the owners that suffered damages.Good.And i have to wait evry month for my salary and hope that make ends meet.

frank grech

Nov 8th 2010, 13:23

'' an unemployed Bulgarian man'' , I wonder where he will get the money from to pay for the damaged cars!!!!?

Charmaine Marmara'

Nov 8th 2010, 13:05

what difference does it make if its a police officers car or not , still damaged right??
"The man has already paid one of the car owners." might have a guess on who the one man was.....and to the drunk bulgarian guy "pls go get drunk and damage things in your own country" ty