A court in Munich convicted footballer Jérôme Boateng on Wednesday of assault on appeal and imposed a fine totalling €1.2 million ($1.19 million). He was convicted of two counts of bodily harm, compared to only one in his initial trial. Boateng had refused to testify in his appeal trial over accusations of assault and rejected a court offer for an agreement. The public prosecutor had demanded a suspended sentence of one and a half years and an additional fine of €1.5 million, while his defence had applied for an acquittal on Wednesday. In September 2021, a Munich court found Boateng guilty of …