Ligot posts bail for perjury raps
By Dona Z. Pazzibugan
Former military comptroller Jacinto Ligot on Friday posted a P66,000 bail at the Sandiganbayan for the perjury charges filed against him.
Former military comptroller Jacinto Ligot on Friday posted a P66,000 bail at the Sandiganbayan for the perjury charges filed against him.
The only two people arrested for the death of San Beda student and alleged hazing victim Marvin Reglos walked out of Rizal Provincial Jail after posting bail Tuesday night.
The video that went viral was apparently not convincing enough. The four men charged with the murder of US Marine Major George Anikow walked out of jail on Friday after being granted bail by a Makati City judge who cited insufficient proof that they acted in conspiracy and used “superior strength” in the street brawl that led to the killing.
The four men accused of killing US Marine Maj. George Anikow last November have been ordered released from jail after the Makati Regional Trial Court granted their petition for bail.
Four foreigners recently arrested by Ilocos Sur Gov. Luis “Chavit” Singson in Quezon City have asked the court to allow them to post bail while the drug charges against them are undergoing preliminary investigation.
One of the men arrested by authorities in connection with the killing last year of part-time model Julie Ann Rodelas is now free.
Boracay island, the country’s No. 1 tourist destination, was crawling with intelligence agents and uniformed soldiers and policemen Saturday night.
This will surely be a birthday he will never forget.
Former Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) Director Manuel L. Morato on Tuesday asked the Sandiganbayan to allow him to post bail in the plunder case filed against him in connection with the alleged embezzlement of P366 million of the PCSO’s intelligence funds when he was a director.
First the good news: The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has arrested the alleged leader of a notorious gang of swindlers that has been operating for years and targeting property owners and elderly people who have just received their retirement benefits. Their take so far from their victims: a whopping P70 million.
A civilian charged with murder in connection with the Maguindanao massacre is asking a Quezon City court to let him post bail, claiming he was a victim of mistaken identity.
Former Commission on Elections Chairman Benjamin Abalos has been allowed to post a P1 million bail by a local court.
Many are wondering why former president Gloria Macapagal Arroyo was released on bail last week when she is facing an election sabotage case in court.
