Senate panel cites ex-PDEA agent Morales for contempt, orders detention

The Senate public order and harmful medication on Monday cited former Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) agent Jonathan Morales in contempt for “continuously lying” earlier than the panel about his private information sheet (PDS) when he was making use of within the anti-drug company.

Morales was the one who claimed to have signed the supposed leaked PDEA pre-operation report in 2012 which linked now President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. and actress Maricel Soriano to unlawful medication.

It was Senator Jinggoy Estrada who moved to quote Morales in contempt as he grilled the previous PDEA agent throughout the listening to for allegedly “misrepresenting” himself in his PDS submitted to PDEA by indicating that he was not dropped from the Philippine National Police roll and was not dismissed and suspended from service.

With no objection from different committee members, Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa accepted the movement.

Morales was then dropped at the Senate detention cell.—AOL, GMA Integrated News

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