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LTO revokes driver’s licenses of 2 DPWH officials
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has revoked the driver's licenses of two Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) officials, Jaypee de Leon Mendoza and Arjay Salvador Domasig, for using fake licenses to enter casinos.
Both officials are perpetually disqualified from obtaining any driver's license.
Mendoza is the construction section chief and Domasig is a project engineer; both are implicated in anomalies involving flood control projects.
They were each fined P3,000 for imitation and false representation, a violation of the Land Transportation and Traffic Code.
Senator Panfilo Lacson exposed that Mendoza used the name 'Peejay Castro Asuncion' and Domasig used 'Sandro Bernardo Park' on their fake licenses.
Domasig admitted during a Senate hearing that his ID and photo were used when he visited a casino with four other DPWH officials.
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