The driver’s license of Mr. Jose Antonio V. Sanvicente was placed on preventive suspension for ninety (90) days and the subject motor vehicle with plate number NCO 3781 was placed under alarm, preventing him to conduct any and all transactions with the LTO while under investigation.

This was announced by the Land Transportation Office late last week as the hunt for the driver of the RAV4 that ran over a security guard manning traffic at the Megamall intensified this week.

Further investigation of the registered owner of the RAV4 showed he has been involved in multiple apprehensions for hjis bad driving habits.

“Verification through the LTO system disclosed that Respondent Sanvicente has a record of three (3) apprehensions for reckless driving (2010, 2015 & 2016), showing a history of his reckless behavior on the road,” the LTO press release stated.

“The LTO finds Respondent San Vicente liable for Reckless Driving and for violating Section 55 (Duty of driver in case of accident) of R.A. 4136 when he abandoned the scene and the victim. Together with his disregard for the authority of the Land Transportation Office, his acts are considered unacceptable behaviors of a driver. Taken as a whole, his actions are tantamount to the acts of an improper person to operate a motor vehicle pursuant to Section 27 (a) of R.A. 4136 otherwise known as the Land Transportation and Traffic Code,” LTO Director Asec Edgar Galvante said.

The Non-Professional Driver’s License of Mr. Sanvicente was ordered REVOKED pursuant to Section 27 of R.A. 4136 and he is PERPETUALLY DISQUALIFIED from securing a driver’s license and driving a motor vehicle.