Resigned Bulacan board member Allan Robes, who is facing homicide charges for the death of the erstwhile boyfriend of his mother-in-law, former Quezon City Representative Nanette Castelo-Daza, has been replaced.
A judge has dismissed a petition that he set aside the arraignment of Romeo Allan Robes who stands accused of killing Noel Orate Sr., the former boyfriend of ex-Quezon City Rep. Nanette Castelo-Daza.
The son-in-law of former Quezon City Rep. Nanette Castelo-Daza pleaded not guilty yesterday to the charge that he killed her former boyfriend, Noel Orate Sr., inside her house in February.
The son-in-law of former Quezon City Rep. Nanette Castelo-Daza pleaded not guilty on Monday to the charge that he killed her former boyfriend, Noel Orate Sr., inside her house in February.
Concluding its reinvestigation into the killing of Noel Orate Sr.—the former boyfriend of former Quezon City Rep. Nanette Castelo-Daza—the Department of Justice on Wednesday affirmed the homicide case filed last month by the Quezon City police against Bulacan provincial board member Romeo Allan Robes.
The Department of Justice concluded its reinvestigation of the killing of business executive Noel Orate Sr. by affirming on Wednesday the homicide case filed last month by the Quezon City police against Bulacan provincial board member Romeo Allan Robes.
A Quezon City court has barred a Bulacan provincial board official from leaving the country while his alleged involvement in the shooting of Nanette Castelo-Daza’s former boyfriend was being reinvestigated.
The remains of Noel Orate Sr., the former lover of ex-Quezon City Representative Nanette Castelo-Daza, were laid to rest Sunday even as his children vowed to seek justice for his death.
Bulacan provincial board member Allan Robes has no plans to leave the country to evade the homicide charges filed against him in connection with the shooting of Noel Orate Sr., ex-boyfriend of former Quezon City Representative Nanette Castelo-Daza.
Tennis used to be one of their common passions.
The family of Noel Orate Sr., who was shot dead on Feb. 10 in the house of his former long-time companion, Nanette Castelo Daza, a former Quezon City representative, has blocked the arraignment of slay suspect Alan Robes and has asked for a reinvestigation of the case.
The son of former Quezon City Representative Nanette Castelo-Daza’s longtime lover on Monday asked the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to conduct a reinvestigation of his father’s death.
“He did what he had to do to protect me, my child and my mother.” In a press conference Sunday, Quezon City Councilor Jessica Castelo said that her husband, Bulacan provincial board member Alan Robes, had no choice but to shoot her mother’s longtime lover, 55-year-old Noel Orate Sr., to protect them.
