Originally published byPhilippine Daily Inquirer
MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Justice (DOJ) is studying the “factual circumstances” and public admissions to determine if Senator Robin Padilla may be prosecuted for a particular crime. After six months in hiding, dela Rosa appeared before the Senate to cast his vote for a new Senate president. After the gunfire incident, he left the Senate despite being given protective custody. His location is again unknown. Padilla, in a television interview, admitted that he left the Senate with Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa early morning of May 14. Padilla said dela Rosa only hitched a ride because he does […]...
Keep on reading: Padilla under DOJ scrutiny: 'He already confessed to a lot of things'
Keep on reading: Padilla under DOJ scrutiny: 'He already confessed to a lot of things'
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