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LTO orders suspension of driver’s licenses of ‘BGC boys’
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has suspended for 90 days the driver's licenses of five Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) engineers, dubbed the 'BGC Boys,' for using fake licenses and aliases to enter casinos.
The engineers identified are Former DPWH OIC Assistant Regional Director Henry C. Alcantara, OIC District Engineer Brice Ericson Hernandez, Assistant District Engineer Jaypee Mendoza, Project Engineer Arjay Domasig, and Engineer II Edrick San Diego.
Their licenses may be perpetually revoked if found liable for willful misrepresentation, imitation, and false representation.
The issue surfaced during a Senate investigation into alleged irregularities in DPWH flood control projects.
Records show the five engineers incurred P950 million in losses from 13 casinos in Metro Manila, Pampanga, and Cebu.
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