19 May 2013 | 05:27
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Joseph Anthony Zerafa, 24, from Qawra, pleaded guilty to seriously injuring a man from St Paul’s Bay and damaging a computer at the Birkirkara Police Station on June 29 at about 04.45h.
He also admitted to injuring slightly two other youngsters and disturbing the public peace, through threats and also damaging a computer and casuing other damage at the police station whilst resisting arrest.
He was sentenced to two years probation.
Inspector Elton Taliana prosecuted.
Comments
H Galea
- Sat 30-Jun-2012, 21:41This man perhaps broke the computer, because at police station there are no privacy room, or office wher such report can be taken. The accused and every one is in the same room listening, and ''giving their bright helping hand, to make matters worse''We are still living in times of Shakespear, nothing has ever changed. It is a SHEME on the Commissioner that we are living in such poor conditions.