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Trillanes: I've been seeking witnesses vs. Duterte, Bato since 2017
Senator Ronald Dela Rosa claims that former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV and NICA Director General Ricardo De Leon, accompanied by Speaker Martin Romualdez and ACT-CIS Representative Zaldy Co, have allegedly approached police officials to implicate him and former President Rodrigo Duterte in the International Criminal Court (ICC) probe.
Dela Rosa stated he has "A-1 information" regarding these alleged conversations.
He further claimed that Trillanes and De Leon were instrumental in arranging the meetings with the police officials.
The meetings reportedly involved asking the police officials to execute affidavits to implicate Dela Rosa and Duterte in the ICC investigation.
Trillanes IV stated that he has been seeking witnesses against Duterte and Dela Rosa since 2017 and will not stop until they are jailed.
Trillanes IV and former Magdalo Party-list Representative Gary Alejano filed a communication to the ICC in June 2017 that adopted and supplemented lawyer Jude Sabio's complaint.
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