Fight For Caucasians In Bali, 2 Women Persecute Boyfriend's Affair With Beer Bottles

BADUNG - Because of the fight over Caucasians, two women abused women who were called Caucasians. Two women with the initials ALSJ (32) and IP (33) were also arrested by the Kuta Police, Bali, for molesting a woman with the initials YN (32).

One of the perpetrators of the abuse was the Caucasian's girlfriend. Meanwhile, women who are persecuted are called Caucasians.

"The motive is true (for foreigners). The (victim) is his mistress and (one of) the perpetrator is a foreign girlfriend. But I forget (which country I am from)," said Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of Kuta Police, Iptu Made Putra Yudistira, Tuesday, July 6.

The persecution took place at Mick Dundee's Jamal Padma Timur, Legian, Kuta, Badung Regency, Bali, on the evening of Friday, June 18.

The victim was on his way home from Dundee's Bar. However, the victim met the perpetrator with the initials ALSJ. Here, the police said the perpetrator's words that made the victim offended.

The victim continued, the police doused the ALSJ perpetrator with a glass of beer. Disappointed, the ALSJ perpetrator grabbed the victim's hair back. The victim's head was also hit with a beer bottle.

"Furthermore, the incident was resolved by the witness. After the separation, the victim met the perpetrator (with the initials IP) who immediately hit the victim," said Iptu Yudistira.

This abuse was reported to the Kuta Police, Bali. The personnel immediately searched for the perpetrator.

"Furthermore, the two perpetrators were successfully secured in their respective boarding houses," he added.

Meanwhile, from the results of the interrogation, the two perpetrators admitted that they assaulted the victim. Evidence that was secured was a small Bintang beer bottle.

"The perpetrator (ALSJ) admitted that he had grabbed the victim's hair and hit the victim's head once using a small star beer bottle. Then the perpetrator (IP) admitted that he had hit the victim with his bare fists twice," said Iptu Yudistira.