Two police officers were shot during a dramatic hours-long operation in St Julian’s today after what began as an alleged arson attack at a nearby construction site. One officer sustained slight injuries, while the other remains in critical condition at Mater Dei Hospital after suffering gunshot wounds to the neck and face. Here’s how the incident unfolded
Prime Minister Robert Abela has confirmed that the situation in St Julian’s is now under control following today’s major police operation. In a social media post, Abela said both alleged aggressors involved in the incident are now in police custody, while all members of the Malta Police Force have safely left the scene. “My thoughts are with the police
A police officer is in serious condition after being shot during the ongoing incident in St Julian’s, while a second officer sustained slight injuries, Police spokesperson Brandon Spiteri has confirmed. Addressing the media from the scene, Spiteri said the incident began at around 10:30am, when police responded to what is believed to have been a case
A shooting incident was reported at a construction site at Ta' Giorni leaving a policeman injured on Friday morning. Sources said first indications were that the incident took place on Triq Joseph Carbone, close to The Malta Independent offices. Two men reportedly approached the site and lit a fire on site over a construction dispute. One of the men
