Ukrainian Caucasians Rage In Ubud Bali, Throw Things At Villa

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GIANYAR - The Civil Service Police Unit officers from Gianyar, Bali, arrested a foreign citizen (WNA) from Ukraine with the initials PB (38) who went on a rampage in a Villa Suwetha Street, Ubud, Gianyar Regency.

Head of Gianyar Bali Civil Service Police Unit, I Made Watha, said the Ukrainian Caucasian was suspected of being depressed or stressed and damaging several items in the villa, such as glass and plant pots.

"It's stress or depression. We are securing it so that nothing fatal happens again. Because many things were thrown and kicked at the villa", Watha said when contacted, Tuesday, December 28.

Residents according to Watha reported Ukrainian Caucasians who went berserk. The Civil Service Police Unit team, the police, and the Army came to the location.

"He had time to fight and rebel but we managed to secure it", he added.

After being secured, the Ukrainian Caucasian was immediately taken to the Bangli Mental Hospital (RSJ).

"We don't know (whether it's out of stock or not) that's usually what I've handled from the start. I don't dare to conclude, but I don't necessarily run out of supplies", Watha said.

"We immediately took him to the Bangli Hospital. We don't know the information about how long the villa was. What's important is that we have a report, we secure it so it doesn't spread again", he continued.