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Drunk man resists officers, damages car

A man who resisted police officers while drunk yesterday was this morning released on bail against a personal guarantee of €5,000 pending judgement on Thursday.

Shaun Borg, 22, of Luqa, also pleaded guilty to damaging a car, disobeying police orders, breaching the peace and being intoxicated in public.

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G. Mangion

Apr 1st 2011, 19:52

Tom Camilleri Isint it Your Duty to report such cases to the Police when seeing such actions ? in Paceville or elswere Surely from behind our P.C cant Help !!!

Ray Tanti

Apr 1st 2011, 21:29

Heh good one G Mangion ...... now we should therefore set up a Call Centre (a big one, mind you with hundreds of employees) specifically to receive calls on public intoxication ...... given the thousands of youths who are drunk in Paceville every weekend. Can you imagine a situation where everyone carries out "His Duty" and reports everyone he sees under the influence of alcohol ... especially during the weekend? Are you serious?

J Farrugia

Apr 2nd 2011, 11:21

tom, it;s one thing to be intoxicated and sitting it out quitely and another thing being intoxicated and causing trouble. And tthis rambo was causing a disturbance. and so the police had to take action and get him fit. I would have preferred if this rambo was given a bit of police medicine so that it would teach him a thing or two in civic manners. But being in a "democratic country" we have to accept the norm. arrest and to court.
Any thing wrong in this procedure?

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