DOJ to file flood control cases with or without new testimonies

The Department of Justice (DOJ) will file cases related to the flood control corruption mess with or without "tell-all" testimonies from witnesses.

Contractors Curlee and Sarah Discaya, along with former Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) officials Roberto Bernardo, Henry Alcantara, Brice Hernandez, and Jaypee Mendoza, are involved in the investigation.

While these individuals have been declared protected witnesses, they are still seeking to become full-pledged state witnesses under the DOJ's Witness Protection Program.

DOJ Officer-in-Charge Fredderick Vida stated that the agency will proceed with filing cases based on existing evidence if the witnesses' testimonies do not provide satisfactory information.

Vida assured the public that only strong cases will be filed, regardless of the outcome of the state witness applications.

Hernandez and Mendoza have submitted a "tell-all" affidavit to the DOJ concerning the flood control controversy.