iPhone thieves to be deported

George Azzopardi

Nov 18th 2012, 10:49

At last somebody with guts to deport such people!! This needs to be consistent, as consistent as crime has increased since we are getting these foreignors livinig here!

Lino Agius

Nov 18th 2012, 00:45

Think of all the jobs that will be created if the outhorities woke up and started sending back all the people who are living in Malta illegally and working . The maltese citizen should always come first .

Bernard Bezzina

Nov 17th 2012, 18:47

Xi wiehed jew tnejn hawn "with expired visas" jigru mas-saqajn..............

Joseph Sammut

Nov 17th 2012, 15:33

J.SAMMUT
About time the maltese courts start taken actions against these people,and deport them instead of putting them on probation,if they commit the crime,then off the go

Joseph Vassallo, (Bugibba)

Nov 17th 2012, 14:07

Does "...they have a clean police record..." mean in Malta or even in their past domiciles?

We often read about "clean police record" but if they have only been here a few months and not been caught and convicted of crime locally, then they will all be arraigned with a clean record, even if they are carreer criminals.

Their global record should be the one that matters in court.

Reuben D. Spiteri

Nov 17th 2012, 13:52

Stealing an iPhone? Really? Sure, go steal a device which is renowned as being trackable all over the world as long as it's switched on. I hope Apple finds a way to make it trackable even when off. Usually their owners (myself included) never power down their phones, save the occasional restart or battery cycle; most just flip the silent switch.

Mario Tabone

Nov 17th 2012, 12:30

EXPERTS EXPERTS !!!!


Oh...and its persona non grata !!!

Duncan Cassar

Nov 17th 2012, 12:27

Visas expired ? We are in 2012 so if they didn't do the crime or caught on camera tell will be still in malta with an expired visa !!!!! serjeta kbira

Colin Stanley

Nov 17th 2012, 12:02

about time too someone is being deported , it's better than keeping them in our prison and after they remain in Malta . good job, I say.

Joe Grech

Nov 17th 2012, 11:57

There are too many foreign wolves amongst us! Are the Police regularly checking on visitors's visit conditions or do they just not care about doing this? The buck for this dangerous situation stops at the P.M.'s office and he should explain what's going on....instead of toying on Facebook intent only to look business like so as to get re-elected.....

Anthony Arpa

Nov 17th 2012, 11:56

They will be deported after it was noticed that they had Expired Visas.!!!!!
All foreiners who coase us such problems in Malta must be Deported after they do their sentence ... We have enough such problems with our own citizens .

paul camilleri

Nov 17th 2012, 10:57

please stamp persona non gratis on there travel documents!!!