MANILA, Philippines --- The Philippine National Police (PNP) maintained Tuesday that Quezon City 1st District Rep. Vicente "Bingbong" Crisologo was not covered by parliamentary immunity from arrests because Congress was not in session during his May 12 arrest. READ:Crisologo, son arrested for alleged vote-buying of poll watcher|QC mayoral betCrisologoarrested for alleged obstruction of justice, PNP clarifies At a House inquiry, Quezon City Police District Director Brigadier General Joselito Esquivel, Jr. said they were aware of the immunity of Congress members from arrests under Sec. 11, Article VI of the 1987 Constitution. The provision states that...
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