A PNP witness testified that Vice President Sara Duterte and her husband hold 51 licensed firearms, sparking debate over whether the total value or the disclosure in her Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALN) was the core impeachment issue.
The prosecution and defense clashed again regarding the admissibility of VP Duterte's bank records.
The Senate impeachment court reviewed public sub judice comments by House public prosecutor Rep. Terry Ridon, letting him off with a stern warning rather than a formal reprimand.
Presiding Officer Francis Escudero lightly offered Rep. Bienvenido Abante Jr. a chance to "rest somewhere else" after noticing him dozing off during proceedings.
