Two people were caught after australian man after the dead

Bali police arrested two people on a fire that killed an Australian and wounded another.

32-year-old Zivan Radmanovic was shot after two people after midnight in Munggu, Saturday, after entering the villa in the southern Indonesian tourism island.

One of the suspects was arrested in Jakarta, Indonesia, and the other was arrested abroad, and the police said without more information.

The wife of Mr. Radmanovic told police that Australian media said that the police were told the police before they found their husband’s shouts in the bathroom.

Aranar Ganim, a shot, receives treatment for injuries in the hospital. Local police said 34-year-old 34-year-olds were beaten.

Mr Ghanim’s wife testified to see the attackers. What a woman was injured.

Police collected 17 ballots from the scene, two whole shells and 55 bullets.

Images of the villa published by the Australian media show bullet holes with blood spots in windows and place.

Several witnesses said they heard that the shooters speak with strong Australian emphasis in English.

One wore an orange jacket with a dark helmet, and the other wore a dark green jacket, a dark green jacket, black mask and a dark helmet.

Witnesses added that “I can’t start my bike”, one of them, before he finally managed to go to the scooter, witnesses added.

Bali police still say they are investigating the motive of the shooters, but they did not give additional information about the arrest on Monday.

Australian media reported that Mr. Ghanim’s previously connected the stepmith of the late Melbourne figure of the prominent Melbourne figure.

Mr. Ghanim said in 2014 that Melbourne serves prison in connection with a non-fatal shoot.

Victoria police spokesman reported that BBC was aware of a fatal shoot in Bali on Saturday and said they were aware of “will support investigators’ partner organizations.”

Badun’un tourist district, where the beaches, known as Kuta and Canggu on Saturday.

Severe crime is relatively rare in Bali, who attracts millions of international visits a year.

Additional report by Tiffanie Turnbull.