Actress Rufa Mae Quinto has denied any involvement in fraudulent activities after a warrant of arrest was issued against her. The warrant is related to 14 counts of violation of the Securities Regulation Code in connection with her endorsement of Dermacare.
MANILA, Philippines — Actress Rufa Mae Quinto on Tuesday vehemently denied 'any connection to any fraudulent activity.'She released the statement a day after her counsel's confirmation that she has a standing warrant of arrest .
'Let me state this unequivocally: I have no connection whatsoever to any fraudulent activity and I categorically deny these baseless accusations. If anything, I am also a victim and I am determined to seek justice,' Quinto said.'As a public figure, I have always demonstrated professionalism, transparency, and respect for the people and brands I work with.
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