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View all search resultsPolice search for two men with Australian accents in deadly Bali shooting
The deceased has been identified as Zivan Radmanovic, 32, while the surviving victim, Sanar Ghanim, 34, was rushed to a hospital with serious injuries, police said.
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An illustration of a bullet casing in a crime scene. (Shutterstock/Sophon Nawit)
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he Bali police are hunting down two suspects following a deadly shooting at a villa in the island’s Badung regency early on Saturday that left one Australian man dead and another seriously wounded.
The deceased has been identified as Zivan Radmanovic, 32, while the surviving victim, Sanar Ghanim, 34, was rushed to a hospital with serious injuries, police said.
Bali Police spokesperson Sr. Comr. Ariasandy told reporters on Sunday that the perpetrators were allegedly foreign nationals who spoke English with an Australian accent.
“Witnesses told the police that the two suspects spoke English with an Australian accent,” Ariasandy said.
Police have questioned seven witnesses from the area around the villa and reviewed CCTV footage collected from the scene.
“These include people who were present at the scene, the victim’s wife and other individuals in the area who helped the victims,” he added.
Investigators recovered at least 17 bullet casings, two intact projectiles and 55 projectile fragments from the crime scene.
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