Sarah Discaya surrendered to the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) headquarters in Pasay City in anticipation of an arrest warrant set to be issued against her in connection with the anomalous flood control projects.

Discaya reportedly reached out to the NBI about her surrender. She is currently waiting for the arrest warrant to be issued against her.

Sarah and her husband Pacifico are in hot water after their construction firms were tagged in the anomalies in the country’s flood control projects. They own the Alpha and Omega General Contractor & Development Corporation, one of the 15 companies named by Marcos that secured 20% of the flood control projects in the country.

Discaya and nine others are facing cases for alleged malversation of public funds and alleged violation of Section 3(e) of Republic Act No. 3019 or the Anti-Graft and Corrupt Practices Act in connection with the P96.5-million ghost flood control project in Barangay Culaman in Jose Abad Santos town in Davao Occidental.

The Discaya couple earlier expressed intent to be state witnesses in the probe, but the Office of the Ombudsman said they have zero chance of being one because of their deep involvement in the anomalies.

The couple eventually stopped coordinating with the Department of Justice.