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Wednesday, 26 June 2013

Man hit boyfriend of his former partner with a truncheon - timesofmalta.com

Posted on 08:07 by Ashish Chaturvedi
Man hit boyfriend of his former partner with a truncheon - timesofmalta.com

I am truly disgusted by this case. The violent man who broke another's nose with a truncheon was conditionally discharged and fined €50 for possession of the weapon. Real deterrent that.
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