SENATOR Panfilo Lacson maintained on Thursday that he has nothing to do with the business activities of his son and said that resigned Customs Commissioner Nicanor Faeldon should have filed charges if he was really involved in smuggling.

Lacson issued the statement shortly after Faeldon dropped his own bombshell, linking the senator's son and namesake to shipments of tons of undervalued cement into the country.

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