Estrada had faced plunder charges over the jueteng scandal and the pork barrel scam, but was acquitted in those casesEstrada had faced plunder charges over the jueteng scandal and the pork barrel scam, but was acquitted in those cases
Rappler Recap: Senator Jinggoy Estrada faces plunder case for third time
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MANILA, Philippines – Senator Jinggoy Estrada is facing a fresh set of plunder and graft cases before the Sandiganbayan due to his alleged involvement in flood control budget insertions.
This was the third time he’s been slapped with a plunder case.
He had faced plunder charges over the jueteng scandal and the pork barrel scam, but was acquitted in those cases.
Jairo Bolledo reports from the Office of the Ombudsman. – Rappler.com
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