Trillanes slams VACC; accuses complainants of being ‘minions’ | Inquirer News

Trillanes slams VACC; accuses complainants of being ‘minions’

By: - Reporter / @JhoannaBINQ
/ 03:27 PM November 16, 2017

Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV —INQUIRER FILE PHOTO

Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV slammed the Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC) on Thursday for filing a sedition complaint against him before the Pasay City Prosecutor’s Office.

This development came after a group of lawyers affiliated with the VACC filed a case of sedition before the Pasay City Prosecutor’s Office against Trillanes for provoking the military to shoot President Rodrigo Duterte.

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“These Duterte minions are doing all sorts of harassment against me in the hope that they would be able to divert my attention,” Trillanes said in a statement.

“Sorry, but I remain focused on finding ways to continue to expose Duterte’s murders, corruption and secret bank accounts; as well as Polong’s (Davao City Vice Mayor Paolo Duterte) smuggling and involvement in the P6.4-billion shabu shipment,” he added.

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The VACC early Thursday filed a complaint against Trillanes, accusing him of inciting the military to commit rebellion and instigate a coup d’ etat for telling them to use an M-60 machine gun against the President for his alleged unexplained wealth. /jpv

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