Sandiganbayan convicts ex-Mamburao mayor over failure to remit contributions

Former Mamburao, Occidental Mindoro mayor Voltaire Anthony Villarosa gets a jail sentence of up to four years, and is banned from holding public office

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Based on the 46-page decision of the Sandiganbayan’s 6th Division dated June 10, former mayor Voltaire Anthony Villarosa is sentenced to two to four years in prison, ordered to pay a fine of P10,000, and disqualified from holding public office following the conviction. “Villarosa showed no competent evidence that he diligently followed up on the status of the outstanding liabilities of the LGU of Mamburao. In fact, he admitted that he was remiss in his duty to follow up with his municipal administrators,” the ruling read.

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