Bato Dela Rosa: What We Know About Senate Shooting in Philippines

‘Senate was under attack!’

MANILA, Philippines — Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano on Thursday maintained that the Senate was under attack as he insisted that the disappearance of Sen. Ronald Dela Rosa was not a “diversionary tactic.”The senator lost his cool when asked about the shooting incident Wednesday night.“You were also in danger last night,” he told reporters at a press briefing.

Bato dela Rosa: What we know about Senate shooting in Philippines

Gunshots rang out sparking chaos in the Senate building where Senator Ronald "Bato" dela Rosa had sought refuge.

Developments at Senate as Dela Rosa faces arrest

We're bringing the updates LIVE from the Senate complex where gunshots were heard Wednesday night.

DILG chief says dela Rosa ‘safe’ amid Senate lockdown

Department of the Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla on Wednesday, May 13, said Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa was safe and under the...

DILG chief Jonvic Remulla: 'Bato Dela Rosa is safe' amid Senate tension

Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla on Wednesday said Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa is “safe” and with security personnel following the tension and lockdown at the Senate building.

Gunshots fired during Senate lockdown; officials say no arrest yet for Bato

MANILA, Philippines – Gunshots were fired within the premises of the Senate building after it went into another lockdown on Wednesday night, May 13. The lockdown comes hours after the Supreme Court did not provide immediate relief to Senator Bato dela Rosa, who is seeking a temporary restraining order against a warrant issued against him by the International Criminal Court. Past 7 pm on Wednesday, reporters were told to leave the Senate building…