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Published April 27, 2021, 11:55 AM
Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) Board Member Sandra M. Cam and six of her co-accused, including her son Marco Martin, were ordered arrested by the Manila court regional trial court (RTC) in connection with the killing of Batuan, Masbate Vice Mayor Charlie Yuson III in 2019.
Regional Trial Court (RTC)
“The Court after examining the information, the Resolution of Department of Justice Panel of Prosecutors, the complaint-affidavit and other supporting documents thereto, finds probable cause to issue a warrant of arrest …,“ stated the order dated last April 26 and issued by Presiding Judge Dinnah C. Aguila-Topacio of Manila RTC Branch 42.
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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, April 16) The Department of Justice has found probable cause to charge Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office board member Sandra Cam and six others over the killing of Batuan, Masbate Vice Mayor Charlie Yuson III in October 2019.
State prosecutors recommended murder charges against Cam and her son Martin Cam, the Office of the Prosecutor General said Friday, citing a resolution dated February 22. Their co-accused are then acting Batuan Mayor Nelson Cambaya, and alleged gunmen Junel Gomez, Bradford Solis, Juanito De Luna, and Rigor Dela Cruz.
On October 9, 2019, Yuson and two companions were having breakfast in Sampaloc, Manila when armed men alighted from a van and fired at them. Alberto Alforte IV, one of the vice mayor s companions, survived the ambush. State prosecutors have also recommended frustrated murder charges against the suspects for the attack on Alforte.
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