Gozo ministry official handed suspended jail term, interdicted for life
Mario Camilleri, 37 of Munxar, once an official within the secretariat of the Ministry for Gozo, was this morning handed a 15 month jail term, suspended for two years, and given a general and perpetual interdiction.
31 January 2013, 12:00am
Karl Stagno-Navarra
Karl Stagno-Navarra
Mario Camilleri, taking his Oath of Office as PN elected councillor in Munxar in 2007
Magistrate Josette Demicoli, presiding over the Gozo Courts, this morning handed a 15 month jail term, suspended for two years and a general interdiction to Mario Camilleri, 37 of Munxar, who was found guilty of forging a school leaving certificate for a person to be able to qualify for the job of Principal Security Officer at the Gozo General Hospital.
Camilleri, who was also a PN Councillor in Munxar, committed the crime while he was an official at Minister Giovanna Debono's secretariat in 2006.
The Courts found him guilty of all charges.
Inspector Angelo Gafa' prosecuted.
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What about his master?
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What happened to the applicant for the job of Principal Security Officer, who is as guilty as Camilleri? Has he also been prosecuted? Or did he get the job, after all?
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Tiskanta kif Nikki Dimech biss wehel sena habs. Kunsilliera ohra bhal dan u Borg Hedley wehlu sentenza sospiza biss fuq reati aktar gravi. Tghid ghandna bzonnha riforma fil-Gustizzja?
Joseph MELI •
Thats the ticket !Send out this robust, no-nonsense message that such action will not result in a fine or any custodial sentence for any public official who betrays our trust.What a justifiable laughing stock our judiciary is.
