Thai Popular Fighter Avoids Jail After Posting Bail for Supreme Court Appeal
Thai popular fighter Somrak Khamsing has posted a bail of 300,000 baht to appeal his conviction at the Supreme Court. He is contesting a 1-year and 12-month prison sentence without probation.
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