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VP Sara Duterte, husband own 51 guns – witness

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VP Sara Duterte, husband own 51 guns - witness
Vice President Sara Duterte (INQUIRER file photo / GRIG C. MONTEGRANDE)

MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Sara Duterte and her husband, Manases “Mans” Carpio, have over 50 guns registered under their names, a witness told the Senate impeachment court on Monday.

READ: Sara Duterte’s ‘undisclosed’ guns to be taken up in trial

According to Maj. Jerickson Sangalang of the Philippine National Police (PNP) firearms and explosives office, Duterte alone has a total of 22 guns registered to her, specifically:

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  • 14 pistols
  • Two revolvers
  • Five rifles (of which three are Class A weapons)
  • One shotgun

Meanwhile, Sangalang said Carpio has the following 29 guns registered to his name:

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  • 16 pistols
  • Two revolvers
  • One shotgun
  • 10 rifles (one Class A weapon)

Furthermore, the PNP official also noted that Carpio has one expired firearms license based on their records.

Class A light weapons, as explained by Sangalang, refer to guns with a caliber of up to 7.62 with automatic functions or fully automatic.

A fully automatic gun, on the other hand, is capable of burst fire—which means that a single pull of the trigger fires off multiple shots.

“Stated in RA (Republic Act) 10591, Section 10, only law enforcement agencies can acquire Class A light weapons, especially PNP and AFP (Armed Forces of the Philippines),” said Sangalang.

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“However, for those individuals who have acquired them prior to the effectivity of this law, they can still continue to own their Class A weapon,” he added.

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