The American man lost it to Bali. According to a video posted on Instagram, a shirt with an American emphasis was crazy at the Indonesian Medical Clinic.
In the video, a man can hear the screaming.
During his entire Tirade, man pushed the cabinet and threw things on the floor.
“I’m F ** King American.” He stated for a moment. “Record it. Register it F ** King C ** t! “
He went down the curtains, revealing a woman’s sick that was broken in sobriety.
“Give me the F ** King phone now.” He demanded:
When the screaming patient accompanied, Molagar continued to throw things around the room. The man then took the curtain by keeping it like weapons because he was shouting.
He continued his tested Laden, demanding that the phone be handed over before the video is over.
Additional details about a shirt man’s fury
Harak Kuta’s police chief and AKP told Local Outlet about this Graves What case happened on April 12 at Nusa Medica Pratama Clinic? The man in the viral video was found only with his sources, the mm, the output reported.
According to the Witnesses received by the exit, the CU clinic arrived with another person with a taxi. At that time he was unconscious, the witness said.
“When the criminal recovered consciousness, his friend came to embrace him,” the AKP said. “However, the criminal shivered and immediately angry and even hit his friend. Therefore, there was a fight with his friend in the expert room.
Although MM’s friend tried to calm her, she continued to annoy. Eventually, the police arrived in order to have a handle, the output reported.
According to the exit, the CU calm down before moving to the police station. The man “accepted his mistake” and paid for the damage that made more than $ 2,000, AKP Agus reported AKP Agus.
Jakarta Globe: Moreover, the 27-year-old man, who took place before the incident, was deported from Bali, after his outbreak.
“We are deeply sorry and strongly condemned the actions of the individual who thwarted the protected public territory and endangered the safety of others at a press conference at a press conference. “Bali welcomes tourists from all over the world, but everyone must respect our laws, customs and cultural values. There is no place of behavior that threatens public order. “