Sandiganbayan Rejects Bonoan's Bid to Become State Witness in Graft Case
The Sandiganbayan has rejected the bid of former Public Works Undersecretary Salvador Bonoan to be dropped from a graft case and become a state witness. He will remain a co-accused in the graft case involving former President Joseph Estrada.
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Sandigan junks bid to drop Bonoan from graft case to be state witness
MANILA, Philippines — The Sandiganbayan on Monday has dismissed the Office of the Ombudsman’s move to remove former Public Works chief Manuel Bonoan from graft charges. Sandiganbayan’s Second Division’s denial of the prosecutor’s motion presents a roadblock for Bonoan’s witness application in a bid to pin down several personalities in the multibillion flood control corruption
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The graft case against former Department of Public Works and Highways secretary Manuel Bonoan will remain for now after the Sandiganbayan junked the Office of the Ombudsman’s proposal to remove him as accused and eventually make him a state witness.
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