Russian Caucasians Detained For Stealing Motorcycles In Bali Often Rage, Damaged Prisoner's Iron To Bathroom Doors

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GIANYAR - Russian foreigner Georgi Razhin (31) who stole a motorbike in Gianyar, Bali, admitted that he was trapped in debt. This Caucasian was arrested by the police after being caught by security officers.

"He needs money. The motive is because he is trapped in debt and crypto trading. He has debts and then he also works playing crypto, yesterday crypto was bad so maybe this time he couldn't withdraw the money," said Head of Criminal Investigation Unit of the Gianyar Police AKP Ario Seno Wimoko , Wednesday, June 29.

This Russian Caucasian entered Bali about a month or two ago. Meanwhile, when he was detained at the Gianyar Police Detention Center, this Russian Caucasian was called the police often throwing tantrums by disturbing other detainees.

"He was screaming, after that he broke the iron of the prisoner, broke the water faucet, broke the bathroom door, that's more or less his behavior," said AKP Ario.

This Russian Caucasian had a mental examination at the Bangli Mental Hospital. But it is certain that this Russian Caucasian does not have a mental disorder.

"He's just stressed because he really can't go home because he has to be detained. But the point is he doesn't show signs of mental (disorder)," continued AKP Ario.

This foreigner stole a Honda Vario on Friday, June 17 in the morning at the Ika Kitchen tourist lodge area in Kenderan Village.

While in action, this Russian Caucasian jumped over the iron chain installed in the parking area. The perpetrator then tried to take the motorbike.

At that time, the speed of the motorbike was blocked by an iron chain and finally the perpetrator was caught by security officers.

"The intention was to want to own it. Because there was still a chain that fenced it off, he couldn't. When he wanted to open the chain he was caught. Then he was arrested," said Gianyar Police Chief Adjunct Senior Commissioner I Made Bayu Sutha Sartana, Tuesday, June 28.