+ Follow JANETTE BUGAYONG Tag
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[Title] => 21 DPWH execs face estafa raps
[Summary] => The Ombudsman filed estafa and falsification charges yesterday against 21 officials of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and nine of the department’s suppliers in connection with the P38.8-million vehicle repair scam.
Prosecutors led by acting deputy special prosecutor Humphrey Monteroso recommended bail bonds of P40,000 for each of the accused DPWH officials led by motor pool chief Maximo Borje, who had just been cleared of plunder charges.
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[Title] => 10 private shop owners quizzed
[Summary] => The preliminary investigating arm of the Ombudsman has asked 10 owners of vehicle repair shops to submit affidavits in connection with its probe on the alleged P182-million vehicle repair scam at the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH).
The Evaluation and Preliminary Investigation Bureau (EPIB) has asked the owners of the repair shops based in and outside Metro Manila, including five shops that cornered many of DPWH’s repair contracts in 2001, to submit their counter-affidavits or else be charged with plunder, among other charges.
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JANETTE BUGAYONG
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[Summary] => The Ombudsman filed estafa and falsification charges yesterday against 21 officials of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and nine of the department’s suppliers in connection with the P38.8-million vehicle repair scam.
Prosecutors led by acting deputy special prosecutor Humphrey Monteroso recommended bail bonds of P40,000 for each of the accused DPWH officials led by motor pool chief Maximo Borje, who had just been cleared of plunder charges.
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The Evaluation and Preliminary Investigation Bureau (EPIB) has asked the owners of the repair shops based in and outside Metro Manila, including five shops that cornered many of DPWH’s repair contracts in 2001, to submit their counter-affidavits or else be charged with plunder, among other charges.
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