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POSTED BY RACHEL:
I don’t care whether it’s illegal or otherwise to take photos at passport control, I don’t care whether he took the photos or not, I don’t care whether he sent you the photos or not, I don’t care whether you uploaded them or not. What I do care about is the reason for, and consequences of, this incident.
Why would anyone call for a person’s arrest for possibly taking a photo of them in a sensitive area of the airport, in this day and age? And what gives them the power to have this person arrested for such a banal reason (which has yet to be confirmed)? Arresting a person is very serious and, in my humble opinion, far outweighs the alleged crime.
The only woman you’re allowed to photograph Kurt Farrugia with is his wife.
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The reins of power in Malta are in the hands of `pimps, thieves ans scoundrels` gorging themselves on the spoils of war.
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“It’s against the law” to take photos in that part of the airport.
Is it?
So far no one has quoted which provision of which law makes taking a photo in that part of the airport a criminal offence. Quoting the law should have been the very first concern of the police, if the rule of law is to mean anything at all.
Quote chapter and verse, please.
It may well be against the law, but please share with us on which page of the law book we can look up that prohibition.
Is-socjalisti hodor ta Malta qed juzaw tattici tal-biza.
Hemm bzonn aktar Norman Vellas biex jikxfulhom il-veru wicc wara dik il-maskra.
Norman Vella was arrested for not taking photos of Kurt Farrugia and Ramona Attard going through passport control together.
Let this be a warning. Next time you see Kurt Farrugia at the passport control desk, take his picture or you’ll be arrested and held in custody.
Fancy that. I had him down as an iron.