Two charged with damaging public property
A 19-year-old man from Floriana was remanded in custody and a 14-year-old from Msida was conditionally discharged for three months after the two pleaded guilty to causing more than €1,500 worth of damage to public property.
They also pleaded guilty to breaching the peace.
The 19-year-old, Niko Zammit, was also charged with breaching the conditions of a previous release, escaping custody and disobeying police orders.
The minor was ordered to pay half the costs of the damage caused.
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Francis Bellizzi
Dec 30th 2012, 06:48
The punishment has got to be severe, otherwise they`ll do it again and again.
Alfred Cassar
Dec 30th 2012, 00:17
Oh I guess that says it all, .. Public Property. Hmmmmm, .. what about our cars parked in Paceville?, It has come to fashion that drunks, kids or otherwise, walk all over parked automobiles, break mirrors, scratch, dent and slash tyres. Where is the Police?. Oh I guess, Private Property, has no value. Continually, the St Julian's Police Station, asks, '' Do You have Cameras?''. What a Joke.
Ronnie Callus
Dec 29th 2012, 20:13
Thallux zaghzagh bhal dawn jghamlu l-hsara minghajr skruplu.Dawn ghandhom jigu kkastigati serjament ta' atti vandali bhal dawn fejn il-hsara tkun trid tigi rrangata mill-fondi pubblici (taxxi tal-poplu). Nies bhal dawn ma' riduhomx mas-saqqajn.
Pauline Peterson
Dec 30th 2012, 06:30
Well said Mr Callus. And what's with all these suspended sentences that are given out. Make them pay or put them in jail.
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