Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield has pushed back against reports surrounding a prisoner allegedly using a laptop with internet access inside Corradino Correctional Facility. In a statement shared on social media, Bedingfield said claims that a prisoner had secretly brought a laptop into prison were incorrect. According to the minister, the prisoner
Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield says he wants to "know the facts" as an internal inquiry was launched after prison authorities discovered that an inmate had been using a laptop connected to the internet from inside prison. In a video statement issued on Friday, Bedingfield confirmed that a prisoner had been found using a laptop "irregularly"
The Home Affairs Minister on Friday has confirmed that a convicted murderer had access to the internet from inside prison. Speaking in a video statement, Glenn Bedingfield said an internal inquiry has been launched after prison officials discovered a laptop connected to the internet in a prison cell. He does not name the prisoner but multiple sources
Repubblika said on Friday it was "bewildered" by the apparent reluctance of the authorities to request a magisterial inquiry into reports that a convicted murderer was found in possession of a laptop with internet access inside prison. The prison authorities recently found a laptop with broken security seals inside the cell of high-profile inmate Adrian
Prime Minister Robert Abela has insisted that police can investigate and prosecute anyone if criminal wrongdoing is uncovered in connection with a laptop found inside the prison cell of convicted murderer Adrian Agius, known as Ta’ Maksar. According to One News , Abela speaking to journalists said that while an internal administrative inquiry is currently
Repubblika said Friday it is bewildered by the apparent reluctance of the authorities to request a magisterial inquiry into reports that Adrian Agius was found in possession of a laptop with internet access inside prison. An administrative inquiry may establish whether prison regulations were breached and who was responsible for any supervisory failures
Robert Abela highlighted the power the police have to investigate any alleged criminal activity when asked if he would call for a magisterial inquiry over the use of a laptop by a convicted murderer. “The police have the powers to investigate independently of any inquiry... their functions are stated in the law, and they are expected to fulfil those
Momentum leader Arnold Cassola has called for an urgent public magisterial inquiry into reports that convicted criminal Adrian Agius had access to a laptop, Wi-Fi and internet services while in prison. In a statement, Cassola argued that the internal inquiry launched by the Ministry for Home Affairs is insufficient given the seriousness of the allegations
An internal inquiry set up by the Ministry of the Interior on inmate Adrian Agius's access to a laptop, wifi and internet in prison is simply not enough, Momentum said Thursday. The findings of such internal inquiry can never be utilised by the prosecution in the event of a court arraignment. Momentum leader, Arnold Cassola, stated: "A public magisterial
Prison authorities are investigating a laptop seized from the cell of convicted murderer Adrian Agius, also known as Ta’ Maksar, after security seals designed to prevent unauthorised access were found broken. According to a report by Times of Malta , the laptop was discovered during a random search last week. Agius had permission to possess the device