Updated: Drugs suspect arrested after crashing into police car

Edward Azzopardi

Aug 9th 2011, 22:28

Congratulations for a job well done to the police,keep up the good work. in spite of lack of support from the Law Court. The Law CCCourts should use these persons to give an example to other criminals and should always be on the police side.
Not allow such persons to be out on our roads free after no even having done the courts sentence and some would also have other crimes pending, shame for our Law Courts.
Well done to our Police Force!

Mr Ernest Vella

Aug 9th 2011, 16:35

Il-pulizija haqqhom min jinzalhom il-kappell, ghax jahdmu fis-skiet u jaqbdu l-kriminali u jnehhu l-velenu mit-toroq taghna. Il-problema hi li waqt li dawn jaghmlu xoghlhom, min bi skuza u min b'ohra mill-Qorti hemm min jehlisha hafif. Min ibiegh id-droga ghandu jiehu pieni iktar horox, u jikkonfiskawlu l-propjeta skont l-ammont li jkun gie kkundannat.

Bernard Storace

Aug 9th 2011, 16:29

This is only the small fry.....where are the big fish? Would it be correct to assume that the powers that be have an inkling of who these persons might be but for political reasons do not make the required move?
Congratulations for a job well done....keep up the good work in spite of lack of support from the Law Courts.

Maria Vassallo

Aug 9th 2011, 16:29

Well done, Drugs Squad!

Now it is hoped he will be sentenced and go to prison.

He will present a good conduct and two-thirds of his consequence will be forgiven.

I just cannot understand.

Patricia Farrugia

Aug 9th 2011, 14:12

It seems the police were monitoring this drug dealer. Well done to our Police Force!

Mr mark johnson

Aug 9th 2011, 14:02

One can only hope the courts will keep such scum off our streets.

As if.