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A man and a woman convicted over a string of thefts and for breaching previous court orders have had their jail terms almost halved on appeal.  Stephen Borg, 42, and Antonella Vella, 36, had landed more than 21 years imprisonment between them after being found guilty three years ago. The series of garage thefts date back to 2013 and 2015 and two attempts had resulted in botched attempts.  A variety of items, including wooden chairs, tools, vehicle accessories, fans, shoes and emergency lights, had gone missing from properties in Santa Venera, Birkirkara and Qormi. The duo had also been conv...

Appeals court shaves off five years, €10,000 off thieves’ sentences 11-year prison sentence for prolific thieves on 29 charges cut down to six 8 March 2021, 9:36am by Matthew Agius The Court of Criminal Appeal has reduced the sentences handed to two prolific thieves, after dismissing their conviction on the charge of recidivism. Antonella Vella and Stephen Borg had been convicted of 29 charges, which included eight counts of theft, two of attempted theft, eight counts of voluntary damage to property and breaching several sets of bail conditions in 2018 and sentenced to 10 and 11 years in...

Ingram Micro turns up AI play with meldCX Ingram Micro turns up AI play with meldCX The Viana platform is customisable and can be used other forms of user recognition Ingram Micro Australia cloud director, Trent Gomersall. Credit: Ingram Micro Ingram Micro Australia has struck a deal with enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) developer meldCX to bring its Viana vision analytics solution to the channel.  Viana aims to help businesses across retail, hospitality, travel, entertainment and healthcare industries to create a better understanding of their audiences and imp...

The deal will see Ingram distribute the vendor’s Viana vision analytics solution. The product is targeted at retail, hospitality, travel, entertainment, and healthcare industries and measures, without identifying, how work, shopping, learning and recreational human behaviour in digital and physical spaces. The platform is customisable and can be combined with other forms of recognition such as product, object, body motion and/or gesture. Ingram Micro director of cloud Trent Gomersall said “Viana allows organisations to use AI to track, measure and analyses physical spaces just like they w...