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Rosanna Roces a mistress of Bilibid drug boss, claims 'govt asset'

Rosanna Roces a mistress of Bilibid drug boss, claims 'govt asset'

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Updated Oct 06, 2016 08:33 PM PHT

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MANILA – (UPDATED) A self-styled government asset has named former sexy star Rosanna Roces as the alleged mistress of a convicted drug kingpin.

Nonile Arile made the claim as he identified the supposed masterminds and coddlers of the multi-million peso drug ring inside the New Bilibid Prison (NBP).

Arile, a former policeman who was convicted of kidnapping and murder, testified at a House inquiry that Roces had an affair with Vicente Sy, one of four high profile inmates who were injured at a stabbing incident at NBP last week.

“Kabit niya ang artista na si Rosana Roces, alyas Osang. Protektor niya ang mga PDEA sa Quezon City,” the witness said of Sy.

ABS-CBN News is trying to reach Roces for a comment.

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Aside from Roces, other sexy stars and starlets were also constant visitors of high-profile inmates Jaybee Sebastian and Herbert Colanggo, Arile added.

He said prison officials and guards turned a blind eye on the inmates' celebrity visitors because they are both multi-millionaires.

He also described Sebastian as “untouchable” due to his alleged bribes to former Justice Secretary and now Senator Leila de Lima, and former Justice Undersecretary Francis Baraan.

Arile also named the other alleged “big fish” running the state prison’s multi-million peso drug ring, including Ben Marcelo, Sam Li Chua, Peter Co, Willy Yang, Robert Lee, Willy Ang, Jackson Lee, and aliased “Tom” and “Tatay Angste.”

Arile said he started working as an asset of Criminal Investigation and Detection Group's police Senior Superintendent Jerry Valeroso in 2014.

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