Complaint Review: PRC Professional Regulation Commission Leonor T.Rosero

Manila Philippines

Dr.Leonor T.Rosero together with Dr.Nilo Rosas of PRC Professional Regulation Commision Philippines are being arrested by NBI and accused of scamming people.

Police say Leonor T.Rosero together with Dr.Nilo Rosas was being charged for the processing of fake PRC ID document and board certificate scam.

Police said Leonor T.Rosero together with Dr.Nilo Rosas are scammer and swindler of PRC Professional Regulation Commision Philippines .

Leonor T.Rosero together with her scam syndicate are now being charged with theft by swindle and faces a fine and up to 10 years in prison.

National Bureau of Investigation Crime Division police have arrested Leonor T.Rosero together with Dr.Nilo Rosas of PRC Proferssional Regulation Commision Philippines for having allegedly deceiving both Filipino and foreign investors and cheated them of large amount of cash .

National Bureau of Investigation NBI commissioner, said Leonor T.Rosero together with Dr. Nilo Rosas of Professional Regulation Commision PRC Philippineswere arrested at PRC Morayta while deceiving people at PRC.

Police seized fake PRC document , permit , PRC ID , board certificate from Leonor T.Rosero and Dr.Nilo Rosas
Information from the seized fake document and official reciept showed that they had deceived over 197 million in fake PRC ID.

MANILA, Philippines The National Bureau of Investigation has arrested Leonor T.Rosero together with Ms. Jane Seveses PRC Official, Mr. Robert Ong PRC Official, Dr. Nilo Rosas PRC Commissioner, Hon. Ruth Padilla, PRC Commissioner and Mr. Jose Mari Antunez of PROFESSIONAL REGULATION COMMISSION PRC Philippinesfor their alleged involvement in a P318 million money laundering , fake ID , board certificate scam.

Agents of the NBI Special Task Force arrested Leonor T.Rosero together with Jane Seveses ,Robert Ong , Dr.Nilo Rosas , Ruth Padilla and Jose Mari Antunez of PRC Philippines.  Rosero together with her scam syndicate is now facing charges before the Regional Trial Court for alleged violation of Republic Act 9160 (Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2001).

If found guilty, the suspect, now detained at the NBI jail, could face a maximum of four years imprisonment or a fine of P1,000,000 to P5,000,000 the NBI said.