Resource persons tied with Binay finally show up at Senate hearing | Inquirer News

Resource persons tied with Binay finally show up at Senate hearing

By: - Reporter / @NCorralesINQ
/ 01:14 PM May 28, 2015

Resource persons tied with Vice President Jejomar Binay appeared before Senate on Thursday during the 21st hearing of the Senate blue ribbon subcommittee against the corruption allegations hurled against Binay.

The Senate had earlier cited 19 individuals in contempt and ordered the arrest of 14 resource persons.

READ: 19 resource persons face Senate contempt | 14 resource persons in Senate’s Binay probe ordered arrested, detained

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Present during the senate investigation were businessman Antonio Tiu; University of Makati President Tomas Lopez; Danilo Villas, head of the Makati Department of Environmental Services; Kimster Chong and Imee Chong, directors of Meriras Realty & Development Corporation; Mario Badillo, Vissia Marie Aldon, and Engineer Line Dela Pena.

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However, Binay’s personal secretary Ebeng Baloloy and former aide Gerry Limlingan still did not appear during the investigation.

The resource persons were earlier considered wanted by the sergeant-at-arms after they eluded their arrest. Teofisto Guingona III, chairman of the Senate blue ribbon committee, however, held their arrest in abeyance following the expression of their interest to attend the Senate hearings. IDL

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