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Local July 20, 2012 | 9:50 am

Notorious pop singer “Omega” sought by Police again

Santo Domingo.- Notorious pop singer Peter de la Rosa’s “Omega” legal woes took a turn for the worse Friday when the Police warned him twice to surrender, to face yet another charge that he battered a woman.

Via Twitter, National Police spokesman Maximo Baez said agents sought to apprehend the artist in two discos where was slated to perform, but failed to appear. "Yesterday G... Read more

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