MANILA, Philippines --- Former Senator JV Ejercito said he was also victimized by a man recently arrested for allegedly extorting money from some lawmakers. In a tweet on Friday, Ejercito said he was duped by Dennis Jose Borbon, one of the three suspects apprehended by police in separate entrapment operations. "Really a scammer! I could attest to that! Glad that the hands of the law finally caught up with him," Ejercito wrote on Twitter. https://twitter.com/jvejercito/status/1156885270546960385?s=21 Ejercito told INQUIRER.net in a text message that Borbon reached out to him three years ago. In a Viber message to reporters, Ejercito said Borbon pretended to be a congres...
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