‘Surprise’ House witness tags Yang, Duterte, Carpio in illegal drugs, is called a ‘liar’

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Detained former Bureau of Customs (BOC) intelligence officer Jimmy Guban has implicated Davao City 1st District Rep.

Paolo “Pulong” Duterte, lawyer Manases “Mans” Carpio and former presidential economic adviser Michael Yang in the alleged large-scale importation of illegal drugs, specifically the controversial P11-billion shabu shipment in 2018.

Currently detained at the National Bilibid Prison in Muntinlupa City, Guban was brought to Bacolor, Pampanga where the quad-committee — comprising the Committees on Dangerous Drugs, Public Order and Safety, Human Rights and Public Accounts — held its first joint public hearing.