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Posted on Sep 15 2005
Company runs after IBPC’s debt
A company sued the CNMI International Business and Professional College yesterday over allegedly unpaid debt amounting close to $6,000.
Island Business System and Supply filed with the Superior Court a civil action against the college over a debt arising from the lease of equipment. Jones and Guerrero Corp. owns Island Business.
Island Business’ attorney, Michael White, said his client and the IBPC entered into an equipment lease contract on July 15, 2003. White said the IBPC defaulted on its payment of the lease.
White said the IBPC owes his client over $5,890 plus interest. He asked the court to award Island Business the said amount plus interest and other costs arising from initiating legal action. (John Ravelo)
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Man charged with burglary, theft
The Attorney General’s Office has charged a man with burglary and theft at the Superior Court.
The AGO lodged the criminal information against 32-year-old Antonio C. Bernardo last Thursday.
CNMI chief prosecutor Jeffrey Moots accused Bernardo of barging inside the Princess Beauty Shop in Dandan last Sept. 6.
Bernardo allegedly stole the shop’s cash register, gold and silver jewelry, clothes and a facial kit. (John Ravelo)
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Two in hot water for alleged sex with prostitutes
Two men who allegedly had sex with suspected prostitutes now have to deal with headache after they were charged criminally at the Superior Court.
The Attorney General’s Office filed Thursday a charge of patronizing a prostitute against Angelito Mamaril, Jr., 32, and Alfred Cabrera Vertudez, 41.
CNMI chief prosecutor Jeffrey Moots said each of the suspects paid $40 to each of two suspected prostitutes in exchange for sex on Saipan last Aug. 15.
Moots said Mamaril had sex with Xiao Ling Zheng, while Vertudez had sex with Yan Zeng. (John Ravelo)
