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The court granted bail. "Suea Dusit" In the assault case involving his ex-girlfriend, bail was set at 300,000 baht along with the requirement to wear an EM bracelet.
On 3 Nov 2026 GMT+7, reports stated that at the Nonthaburi Provincial Court, the Supreme Court read its order regarding the request for temporary release of Defendant No. 1 in criminal case number A.520/2566, between the Nonthaburi Provincial Prosecutor as plaintiff and Mr. Samrit Rimthuen, also known as "Suea Dusit," Defendant No. 1, along with two others. They were detained on charges of assaulting an ex-girlfriend and previous related cases involving group assault on others.
On 29 Oct 2026 GMT+7, the defense attorney filed an appeal for temporary release of Defendant No. 2, Mr. Maitri Saengrit, to the Supreme Court while the case was under appeal, after the Appeals Court had previously denied the temporary release.
Subsequently, on 1 Nov 2026 GMT+7, the defense submitted a request to hear the court’s decision. The Supreme Court considered that the lower court sentenced Defendant No. 2 to a relatively light prison term, and since Defendant No. 2 had previously been granted bail and showed no flight risk, the Supreme Court approved temporary release during the appeal. The bail was set at 300,000 baht with the requirement to wear an electronic monitoring (EM) device, which can be used to track or restrict the defendant's movement to prevent flight or potential harm. The lower court was instructed to review the bail conditions and proceed accordingly.
On 2 Nov 2026 GMT+7, the defense filed a similar appeal for temporary release of Defendant No. 1, Mr. Samrit, to the Supreme Court during the appeal process. Today (3 Nov 2026 GMT+7), the Supreme Court ruled that, considering the lower court sentenced Defendant No. 1 to a relatively light prison term and he had previously been granted bail without any flight risk, the court allowed temporary release during the appeal. Bail was set at 300,000 baht along with the use of an electronic monitoring (EM) device to supervise or restrict his movements to prevent flight or potential harm. The lower court was instructed to review the bail conditions and proceed accordingly.