In an unexpected turn of events, a local DJ walked free today after his partner decided to drop assault charges against him. The case, which had been making waves in Malta’s nightlife scene, came to an abrupt end at the law courts in Floriana this morning.

The DJ, known for his energetic sets at popular Paceville clubs like ‘The Garage’ and ‘Gianpula’, was arrested last month following an alleged altercation with his partner. The incident, which reportedly occurred at their St. Julian’s apartment, left the woman with minor injuries.

News of the arrest through Malta’s vibrant nightlife scene. Fans and fellow DJs alike expressed their surprise, with many taking to social media to voice their support for the accused. “He’s always been a chill guy, can’t believe he’s involved in something like this,” commented one local DJ, who wished to remain anonymous.

Today’s hearing at the Floriana law courts was expected to be a routine affair, with the case set to proceed towards trial. However, things took a dramatic turn when the complainant, the DJ’s partner, informed the court that she no longer wished to pursue the case.

In a brief statement outside the court, the woman, who appeared emotional, said, “I’ve had time to reflect on what happened. I believe it was a one-off incident and I don’t want to press charges anymore.” When asked if she and the DJ were still together, she simply replied, “We’re working things out, that’s all I’m saying.”

The DJ, visibly relieved, told reporters, “I’m just glad this is over. I can focus on my music again.” His lawyer confirmed that the DJ would be returning to the decks this weekend, with gigs lined up at ‘The Garage’ and ‘Gianpula’.

When asked about the impact of the charges on his career, the DJ admitted, “It’s been tough. But Malta’s nightlife is resilient, and so am I. I’m looking forward to getting back behind the decks and doing what I love.”