Don't Know You've Been Helped, Russian Caucasians In Bali Act To Make Troubles

A Russian citizen, Anton Viktorovich, was arrested by the South Kuta Police, for causing trouble at a resident's house in Banjar Centiling/PHOTO: Public Relations of Denpasar Police

A Russian citizen, Anton Viktorovich, was arrested by the South Kuta Police, for causing trouble at a resident's house in Banjar Cingiling, Jimbaran Village, South Kuta District, Badung Regency, Bali. This foreigner is causing trouble.

"The foreigner has committed acts that make residents uncomfortable," said South Kuta Police Chief Kompol I Gusti Ngurah Yudistira, Wednesday, August 14.

Initially, the police received reports from residents about foreigners causing trouble in Banjar Cingiling, Jimbaran on Monday (12/8). Russian Caucasian Anton Viktorovich apparently knew the reporter because his customers were at the workshop.

This foreigner has also asked for help in entrusting his belongings because he plans to find a new rented house.

The reporter also lent a room for temporary shelter. But some time later, this foreigner was reluctant to leave the room.

The complainant was forced to remove the Russian Caucasians' belongings. Here Russian foreigners are raging.

"After being expelled, the person concerned still did not want to go and caused trouble, disturbing the comfort of local residents," he added.

This case was also reported to the police who immediately secured Russian foreigners. From the examination, this foreigner lost his passport.

"We then handed over the perpetrator Anton Viktorovich to the Ngurah Rai Immigration Office for further questioning and handling," he said.