Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield has announced an imminent change to the law which would make possessing or using a phone in Malta’s prison a criminal offence. “The time has come to go from words to actions,” Bedingfield said in a video posted on social media this morning. “I just discovered that the use and possession of a mobile phone in the
Three mobile phones found in the possession of prison inmates in recent days could very well have foiled a “big” murder plan, an exclusive new report has alleged. Yesterday morning, news broke of the three phones, which were in the possession of convicted criminals Robert ‘Tal-Maksar’ Agius (who is serving a life sentence for supplying the bomb used
Police are investigating after mobile phones were discovered in the cells of several inmates. Convicted criminals Robert ‘Tal-Maksar’ Agius and George ‘Iċ-Ċiniż’ Degiorgio are reportedly among a number of prison inmates found in possession of mobile phones . According to MaltaToday , sources close to the investigation identified Agius, Degiorgio and
Police are investigating two inmates currently serving prison sentences after mobile phones were discovered inside prison cells during a recent operation. Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield revealed the investigation in a social media post, explaining that police had received information in recent days that led to searches inside the prison. During
