Two people were arrested after the Australian man was killed

Bali police arrested two people, who killed one of Australia and was seriously injured.

Zivan Radmanovich, 32, was killed after midnight on Saturday after two men stormed a villa in Monigu, in the south of the Indonesian tourist island.

Police said that a suspect was arrested in Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, while the other was arrested abroad.

The Australian media reported that the wife of Mr. Radmanovic told the police that she had woke up from her husband’s screaming before finding his body in the bathroom.

Sanar Ghaanim, who was also shot, receives a hospital injury treatment. The local police say that the 34 -year -old was beaten.

Mr. Ghanem’s wife witnessed the vision of the attackers. None of the women was hurt.

The police collected 17 bullet covers, two healthy projectiles and 55 bullet fragments from the shooting theater.

Villa photos published by Australian media films in windows and blood spots on the ground.

Several witnesses told the police that they heard the archers speaking in English with strong Australian dialects.

One of them wore an orange jacket with a dark helmet, while the other was wearing a dark green jacket, a black mask and a dark helmet, according to the witnesses.

The witnesses added that “I cannot start my bike.”

Bali police say they are still investigating the archers’ motive, but they did not give more details about the arrest on Monday.

The Australian media reported that Mr. Ghannam was previously in a relationship with the daughter of the late Karl Williams, a prominent figure in Melbourne.

Reports say that Mr. Ghoneim served the prison at the time of the non -deadly shooting in Melbourne in 2014.

“The investigators will provide support to the partner agencies throughout the investigation,” a Victoria police spokesman told the BBC.

The Saturday accident occurred in the Bali area in BALI in Badung, where there are many known beaches like Kuta and Canggu.

Violent crime is relatively uncommon in Bali, which attracts millions of international visitors annually.

Additional reports by Tiffany Turnbull.