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    Adrian Delia says son 'brutally attacked' in Sliema
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    Adrian Delia says son ‘brutally attacked’ in Sliema

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    1. Hairycoffin on

      Yeah, there is something always going on in Sliema near The point in the evening. Groups of teens gang up/harass people. Police are called but typically nothing happens. Some even carry knives :L

    2. CaffeLungo on

      At last, someone with an important parent has ended up as the victim – maybe, maybe something will be done.

      This has been going on since the 90s.

    3. Visual_Juggernaut948 on

      I’m sorry for his son. But now, that a kid with a parent in parliament has been touched something will be done. Those gangs have been terrorizing the neighborhood, shop owners and other kids for a long time. The police do not care and the mayor cannot do anything about them.

    4. NoMansCat on

      Are the ‘youths’ Maltese or not?
      In my country the word ‘youths’ is the politically correct term to talk about young non-EU immigrants or of non-EU origin.
      If they aren’t Maltese just deport!
      And I say that not being Maltese myself.
      If they are, fine heavily the parents!

    5. leedisa on

      This has been going on for a very long time but as always nothing ever happens unless the high profile are in the fold. Article says it has become a mini Paceville, well thats easy to happen when business comes before the residents.

    6. Silver_Handcuffs on

      Until the children and relatives of prominent politicians experience the nice multiculturalism and the Maltese addicts roaming around in Malta, nothing will be done. Common Maltese people are not the priority, money and votes are.

    7. ChevalMallet on

      This isn’t exactly a new phenomenon, plenty of stories growing up in different areas (the most infamous, being Valletta). It seems these days the area of choice is Bisazza Sliema.

      But while it isn’t a new phenomenon, it doesn’t make it right. The fact that in over 30 years this problem has never got better (and according to some, became worse) is clear what a complete failure any Malta’s so called “youth ministry” has been.

      Maybe since it’s Adrian Delia’s son, it will finally get some attention. Wish him a speedy recovery.