FARINAS CAMP. Former Laoag mayor Roger Farinas (middle) and sons Raffy and Roger John hold a press conference on Wednesday (April 27, 2022) to present their side on the scuffle with a rival camp. Laoag City is being considered an election area of concern due to reported harassment of rival candidates. (Photo by Leilanie G. Adriano) LAOAG CITY - Former Laoag City mayor Roger Farinas said Tuesday's scuffle between their party and their rival's stemmed from his attempt to expose alleged vote buying by the latter camp. In a press conference at the Java Hotel on Wednesday, Farinas denied barging into the Megapolitan Builders, a private property owned by neophyte Laoag council candidate Bryan Alcid, during an event on Tuesday. Videos earlier circulated showing Roger's son, Raffy, hitting Alcid's wife Jojami during the commotion. The Alcids claimed two others were hurt in the incident, alleging Farinas suddenly barged into their property and tried "grabbing" document