Yet another Australian has been arrested in Bali, this time for climbing onto the roof of a house near tourist hotspot Seminyak. 9News
Yet another Australian has been arrested in Bali, this time for climbing onto the roof of a house near tourist hotspot Seminyak.The official police report, obtained by 9News, described the shirtless Perth man as going on a "rampage".He's now under police guard in hospital while being treated for injuries to his feet sustained during the incident.
His arrest comes as lawyers for Sunshine Coast teen Zac Whiting continue attempts to strike a peace deal with the security guard he's accused of attacking.
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