Wilson, you cannot base your argument on hypothesis.

The accident was not hypothetical – it happened in reality.

The policeman was never in danger, let alone ‘grave danger’, so discharging his firearm in a populated area aiming at an unarmed individual, is not just a foolish mistake, it is a criminal offence.

Some reports said that he was inside sitting on mummy’s sofa drinking beer. How dangerous was that?

But even setting aside the criminal aspect, how fair was the match-up – gun against a beer bottle? Hardly.

I suspect that certain angles by certain motivated individuals on the government side are being fed to the media just to complicate the issue and sow doubt in people’s minds.

The damning part of the story is that the apparent victim was arrested and detained for the maximum period allowed by law while the alleged perpetrator of the unlawful act was not even detained for a nominal hour or two, just to make it seem that a real police investigation was taking place. Such is the arrogance of Mallia, Muscat et al.

‘Ahna fil-gvern, naghmlu li rridu’.

If he needs an armed person driving him around, he would be needing another while roaming the city centre, right?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBURp00dftA

Manuel Mallia worked for several of the cocaine traffickers who over the past two/three years have been engaged in eliminating each other.

Enough said.

The more pertinent matter is that he has extremely dangerous clients.

Yes, and ‘spit blood’ at a policeman.

A very short, very fat bang actually. The only big things about that man are his ego and his bank accounts.

No, it hasn’t. It has replaced it with a version more pleasing to the government.