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Apart from direct assault charges filed by the Metro Manila Development
Authority and being bullied online, Robert Blair Carabuena has a bigger
problem.
Carabuena, the motorist who was caught on video hitting
traffic enforcer Saturnino "Sonny" Fabros, has been suspended from work
Thursday. On top of that, he might also just lose his driver's license.
Cigarette
maker Philip Morris Fortune Tobacco Corp. (PMFTC) said it has suspended
its executive, "pending the outcome of the investigation."
It noted, however, that Carabuena was "on his personal time and not on duty for the company at the time."
A video of Carabuena mauling traffic enforcer Saturnino Fabros has been spreading through social networking sites since Tuesday.
Fabros said he told Carabuena off for making a wrong turn near Tandang Sora in Quezon City.
"PMFTC reiterates that it does not condone inappropriate conduct by any of our employees," the company said.
The
suspension came a day after a petition dubbed "Robert Blair Carabuena
is Bad for your Corporate Health", which urges PMFTC to fire Carabuena,
made rounds online.
"[Carabuena] has now also become the poster
boy of Philip Morris International (PMI). His behavior is a disservice
to the corporate image of PMI and the global goodwill it has earned all
these years. We call on PMI to immediately act on this unforgivable
incident and accordingly fire him," the petition said.
Meanwhile,
MMDA already asked the Land Transportation Office (LTO) to revoke
Carbuena's license, Yves Gonzales, head of the MMDA traffic disclipline
office told Yahoo! Southeast Asia in a phone interview.
"MMDA
Chairman Francis Tolentino has drafted a letter to LTO Assistant
Secretary Virginia Santos, asking them to look into the case and if
possible revoke the license," Gonzales said.
The LTO also confirmed that licenses may be revoked under certain grounds.
"Pwede
po talagang i-revoke ang license, kung halimbawa gumamit ka ng sasakyan
na ginamit sa krimen (Licenses may indeed be revoked, such as in cases
when motorists use vehicles identified in criminal cases)," Daisy
Jacobo, chief of LTO's traffic safety division.
Tolentino on
Wednesday said "abusive and arrogant motorists like him (Carabuena), who
obviously do not have serious regard to the rule of law, have no right
to be in the road in the first place."
President Barack Obama placed a congratulatory telephone call to the
NASA team behind the Mars "Curiosity" rover, joking he might go for a
Mohawk to emulate flight director Bobak Ferdowsi, and quipping that he
needed to be told "right away" if the probe finds any little green men.
"If, in fact, you do make contact with Martians, please let me know
right away," he said in the call. "I've got a lot of other things on my
plate, but I suspect that that will go to the top of the list. Even if
they're just microbes, it will be pretty exciting."
Obama offered a personal shout-out to "special Mohawk Guy" (yes, the White House transcript capitalized "Guy").
"I, in the past, thought about getting a Mohawk myself, but my team
keeps on discouraging me," Obama said. "And now that he's received
marriage proposals and thousands of new Twitter followers, I think that
I'm going to go back to my team and see if it makes sense."
"It does sound like NASA has come a long way from the white shirt,
black dark-rimmed glasses and the pocket protectors," the president
said. "You guys are a little cooler than you used to be."
On a more serious note, Obama congratulated the team on Curiosity's
successful landing on the Red Planet a week ago and praised the
technical skill required as "mind-boggling."
"What you've accomplished embodies the American spirit, and your passion and your commitment is making a difference," he said."
"'Curiosity' is going to be telling us things that we did not know
before and laying the groundwork for an even more audacious undertaking
in the future, and that's a human mission to the Red Planet," Obama
said.
And he pledged his "personal commitment to protect" government investments in science and technology.
Curiosity captures the view on Mars on August 8 ( NASA/JPL-Caltech via Getty Images)
