Of course “There could have been children in the car””

Which car?

He could have had a bomb in his hand, not the reported broken glass bottle.

The minister and his family could have been in the car.

In my book,crashing into a parked car can either be too much booze lack of skill, etc etc, the inquest will hopefully give us some answers.

So in these unsafe times, all around us, we should play safe and “Shoot First” after all I don’t think there are many of us who doubt the integrity of our Police force.

This comment is shocking, to say the least. If I had not known your pseudo I would have dismissed this as a joke.

[Daphne – It’s actually his real name.]

Modern day, westernised, educated, humanitarian, European citizens do not judge by nationality, class or job, but we judge according to the actions of the individual.

Do not pull out the colonialism card on us, because it shows in which times your process of though stopped evolving. My peers and I were born years after the last navy ship left the island and for sure we do not have any colonial experience. Still we are all shocked with the story.

Tell me why should an off-duty policeman shoot on a minor traffic offence in a residential area where no one is armed or even acting violently?

This accident is so trivial that such matters are resolved by insurances. The drivers and the court are left out in such matters. My car suffered great damage from at least three separate accidents, were I had no fault. All I did is to make sure that I have a replacement car until my car is back on the road.

Silvio Loporto, your comment reveals your egoistic small mindedness. The victim is not important because he is not you, he is not part of your family, he is not in your circles, and he is not even Maltese, he is not even a cat or dog that you love, so who cares, he is a Mr Nobody who is trespassing in Malta. So f*ck him.

After this your opinion does not matter, but unfortunately for us your vote does. You are dangerous.

Uuuuuu I would love to be a fly on the wall, to hear what Cameron will say to our Prime Minister when they meet.

Exactly like the Wild West – shoot first and ask questions later. There could have been children in the car. They could have been killed. What type of questions would have been asked then?

Bravu ta’. Just tell us your whereabouts so that we can keep as far away as possible. Shoot first, ask questions later (sic) – Far West or mafia gang war. Dear Silvio, take a rest, you need it.

Not to worry – Phyllis Muscat will be taking care of that, so we’re in good hands.