Honasan avoids arrest, posts P60K bail

BINAN, Laguna: 2nd, who dropped off the radar on anti-graft court ordered his arrest, turned up in Biñan, Laguna on

Honasan, a former coup leader used to hiding from authorities, avoided arrest over corruption charges involving his alleged mis or priority development assistance funds (PDAF).

Honasan maintained his innocence, telling reporters: “All my life I have fought everything I am accused of, and I will continue to do so.” The lawmaker showed up at the Biñan police headquarters at 7 a.m. with his lawyer Dennis Manalo.

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Afterwards, Honasan’s group 25, where the senator posted two counts of graft.

- man had said Honasan endorsed the release of funds to nongovern - opment Goals Foundation Inc. requirements.

The Budget department released Honasan’s PDAF, with the Nation - group supposedly for livelihood projects for Muslim communities

- of his political affairs chief Mi Fedelina Aldanese, Galay Makalin Olga Galido; and Focus Develop Giovannie Manuel Gaerlan and

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PHOTO FROM BIÑAN POLICE STATION GRINGO SURRENDERS Sen. Gregorio Honasan 2nd gets his blood pressure checked after voluntarily surrendering to Biñan, Laguna police on Friday. Police also took his mug shots (inset).