Breaking: five individuals have been arrested and taken to the Depot over Jean-Paul Sofia’s case

July 21, 2023 camillerimark Blog Posts 2

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Five individuals including Matthew Schembri and Kurt Buhagiar and the architect (more about her tomorrow) have been arrested and are being interrogated in the Depot, Floriana.

Arraignment will take place on Sunday afternoon. They will spend two nights in a cell before appearing in front of a duty magistrate.

Who is the arrested architect, Adriana Żammit? – Mark Camilleri
Kurt Buhagiar was already involved in a construction site collapse before he was granted public land – Mark Camilleri

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