Arrest warrants out vs Silay bizman
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
THE Silay court issued two warrants of arrest against a businessman for direct assault and perjury arising from a complaint filed by an official of the Office of the Building Permit (OBO).
The warrants were issued last January 25 by Antonio Guinanao, presiding judge of the Municipal Trial Court in Cities (MTCC) in Silay City.
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Based on court records, the cases stemmed from the incident last August 10, 2011 when Romeo Lavilla Jr., chief of the Enforcement Division of the OBO, along with his team, made an inspection of MZC Water Refilling station owned by Myrna Chan, wife of Lindy Chan.
Chan allegedly threatened, intimidated and head-butted Lavilla, causing a contusion on Lavilla’s forehead.
Chan also allegedly uttered unpalatable words against Lavilla.
The court set bail at P6,000 for Chan’s temporary liberty for perjury and P12,000 for direct assault. (TED)
Published in the Sun.Star Bacolod newspaper on February 14, 2012.
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