Police Commissioner on mistakes in charge sheets, procedural errors and Lilu l-King’s invalid arrest

“We are continuing to strengthen the way approvals are issued, but the policy makes it clear that there are part-time jobs that can be considered appropriate and others that are not,” he said.
During the interview, Gafà took exception to a question regarding an apparent increase in charge sheet mistakes.
“When judgments refer to mistakes in charges, the probability is that these are referring to charges issued years ago.”
Conceding that mistakes do happen, Gafà was referred to Elmushraty’s case. Known as Lilu l-King, Elmushraty’s latest brush with the law ended up with his discharge because the duty magistrate had not been informed of his arrest.
“I take these things seriously enough that I have called for serious disciplinary action against the officer involved. We don’t tolerate these shortcomings,” he said.
Asked whether all offending officers are treated in the same way, Gafà said not all cases are the same.
“There are mistakes that I believe are genuine, and others that are less genuine, and that’s where disciplinary action is taken.”

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Fil kas tieghi mhux zball izda apposta u se I zomm ok responsabli Sur Gafa.