Shots fired in St Julian's as police surround suspect ↗
Front page leadPolice and the Civil Protection Department responded to an incident in St. Julian's where shots were fired, utilizing drones and flashbangs to surround a suspect.
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The Malta Today front page features several prominent domestic stories, with a significant focus on crime and court proceedings. A leading story details a police operation involving shots fired and a suspect surrounded in St. Julian's. Other crime-related news includes updates on the Yorgen Fenech…
Police and the Civil Protection Department responded to an incident in St. Julian's where shots were fired, utilizing drones and flashbangs to surround a suspect.
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