Authorities are on the lookout for actor Ken Chan.
This, in relation to charges of syndicated estafa as filed in court by a businessman.
Supposedly, the actor, along with several others, was involved in an alleged business scam going on to obtain at least 14 million pesos from the businessman.
The representative of the unidentified complainant, Atty. Joseph Noel Estrada of the Estrada & Aquino Law Office, maintained Ken and his co-accused are not authorized to solicit investments.
"I think, base doon sa complaint, mga dalawang bigayan in less than a year," Estrada told GMA news.
"Using misrepresentation and fraudulent escapes, nakakuha sila ng pera against dito sa complainant."
Note that Under Article 315 of the Revised Penal Code, syndicated estafa is non-bailable and punishable with lifetime imprisonment.
On Friday, authorities visited the actor's home in Quezon City in the hopes of serving him a warrant of arrest but to no avail.
The actor was nowhere to be found.
It was the second time that police tried to do so.
The first was in September.
As of writing, his whereabouts is unknown.
Boy Abunda, via his show "Fast Talk With Boy Abunda," reported that there are other individuals who have also allegedly filed a complaint against Ken.
"May iba pa diumanong mga indibidwal ang nagsampa rin ng separate case laban kay Ken. We are closely monitoring the story and as soon as makakakuha kami ng impormasyon ay ibabahagi po namin ito sa inyo," he said.