Sara Duterte posts bail in grave threats case; mugshot not taken
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte voluntarily surrendered and posted bail on Saturday after an arrest warrant was issued against her for grave threats. However, she was not subjected to the standard mugshot process, with her legal team explaining it was unnecessary due to her voluntary appearance.
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