Thailand’s criminal court in Bangkok sentences singer Manasawin Nantasen, known as Tik Shiro and dubbed Thailand’s “Michael Jackson,” to two years in prison for a fatal drunk-driving crash. Both outlets report that the court finds he drove while intoxicated and caused the deaths of two people. Euronews says the charge is “drunk driving resulting in loss of life,” while Inquirer.net specifies that the crash occurred in October 2024 when he was driving across a bridge in Bangkok and hit a stationary motorbike. Inquirer.net identifies the victim who was on the bike as a 28-year-old woman. Tik Shiro, 64, rose to fame in the late 1980s and 1990s, with his fedora hat, leather jackets and dance moves that led to comparisons with the global pop star Michael Jackson. The sentence is reported as two years of imprisonment, following the court’s conviction in the criminal case linked to the fatal accident.