DOJ says P50-M bounty for Dela Rosa ‘legal’

Inquirer.net - Nov 13, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — Justice Secretary Fredderick Vida on Thursday said the P50-million bounty being offered by the government for any information leading to the arrest of Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa is legal, adding that the amount could be funded under confidential activities. Vida, in an ambush interview, said the reward is meant to gain

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