The Land Transportation Office (LTO) on Friday said the case of Wilfredo Gonzales, the retired police officer involved in the viral road rage incident, has been submitted for resolution after the latter failed to show up in a hearing.
The hearing regarding the 90-day preventive suspension on his driver's license was scheduled at 2PM on Thursday.
In a press release, LTO-National Capital Region (NCR) Acting Assistant Regional Director Hanzley Lim said only Gonzales' son attended on his behalf and surrendered his father's driver’s license.
He said the former police cop also did not submit an affidavit.
“With the absence of the notarized affidavit, these cases were already submitted for resolution and whatever the results, they will be submitted to the office of our LTO Chief, Assistant Secretary Vigor Mendoza II, for approval,” Lim added.
Last Sunday, August 27, a video wherein Gonzales was caught assaulting and gun-toting a cyclist surfaced and went viral on social media platforms.
He is now facing an alarm and scandal case filed by the Quezon City Police District (QCPD).
The Philippine National Police (PNP) canceled the gun permit of Gonzales and confiscated the three caliber 45s registered under his name.
The former cop was also fired from his work in the Supreme Court (SC).
