DOJ holds preliminary probe on murder complaint vs. ex-PCSO official | ABS-CBN
ADVERTISEMENT

Welcome, Kapamilya! We use cookies to improve your browsing experience. Continuing to use this site means you agree to our use of cookies. Tell me more!
DOJ holds preliminary probe on murder complaint vs. ex-PCSO official
DOJ holds preliminary probe on murder complaint vs. ex-PCSO official
MANILA — Police Lt. Col. Santie Mendoza has faced a preliminary investigation at the Department of Justice on the murder of Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office board secretary Wesley Barayuga.
MANILA — Police Lt. Col. Santie Mendoza has faced a preliminary investigation at the Department of Justice on the murder of Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office board secretary Wesley Barayuga.
Respondent to the murder and frustrated murder complaints include former PCSO general manager Royina Garma.
Respondent to the murder and frustrated murder complaints include former PCSO general manager Royina Garma.
Asked about the whereabouts of Garma, her lawyer said he cannot ascertain if his client is seeking asylum in the United States.
Asked about the whereabouts of Garma, her lawyer said he cannot ascertain if his client is seeking asylum in the United States.
“If the person is there, there’s no other thing she will do except to ask for asylum, so I presume,” said Atty. Emerito Quilang.
“If the person is there, there’s no other thing she will do except to ask for asylum, so I presume,” said Atty. Emerito Quilang.
ADVERTISEMENT
In the complaint filed by the National Bureau of Investigation and the Philippine National Police, Mendoza was named as one of the respondents, along with retired Police Col. Edilberto Leonardo, Nelson Mariano and Police SMS Jeremy Causapin.
In the complaint filed by the National Bureau of Investigation and the Philippine National Police, Mendoza was named as one of the respondents, along with retired Police Col. Edilberto Leonardo, Nelson Mariano and Police SMS Jeremy Causapin.
But in a letter from NBI Director Jaime Santiago, the bureau recommended to the DOJ that respondents Mendoza and Mariano be declared as state witnesses.
But in a letter from NBI Director Jaime Santiago, the bureau recommended to the DOJ that respondents Mendoza and Mariano be declared as state witnesses.
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT