The Home Affairs Minister said he is open to discussing stricter vetting processes for firearm ownership following Friday's shooting in St Julian’s that left a police sergeant fighting for his life. Asked by Times of Malta whether he was concerned about the number of hunting shotguns in circulation and whether gun owners are being properly assessed
Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield said “the time is up for cowboys” as he addressed Friday’s shooting in St Julian’s, where two police officers were shot during an armed standoff. Speaking at a seminar organised by the Association of Maltese Arms Collectors and Shooters (AMACS), Bedingfield described the incident as the result of “an irresponsible
Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield said Saturday he could not accept that a police officer who had simply gone to work to protect society ended up in hospital fighting for his life, describing Friday's shooting as a stark reminder that respect for the law and public safety must remain absolute priorities. Addressing a seminar organised by the
