Man Dead, Another Injured in Shooting at Villa in Popular Tourist Destination, Suspects Still at-Large
Two Australian men were shot at Villa Casa Santisya in the Badung regency in Bali on Saturday, June 14
Zivan Radmanovic, 33, was pronounced dead at the scene, while Sanar Ghanim, 35, was hospitalized after being injured, according to reports
Local police are currently searching for the suspects involved in the shootingA man has died and another has been injured in a shooting on the tourist island of Bali, according to reports.
At around 12:15 a.m. local time on Saturday, June 14, two Australian nationals found themselves involved in a shooting at Villa Casa Santisya in Munggu in the Badung regency, Australian outlets Nine News, Bali Tribune and ABC Australia reported.
Zivan Radmanovic, 33, died at the scene. Sanar Ghanim, 35, who was reportedly shot seven times, was transported to a hospital in Denpasar, the provincial capital of Bali, per the outlets.
Police have not identified any suspects in the shooting, nor have they determined a motive at this time. They are currently searching for witnesses in the incident, Daily Mail and ABC Australia reported.
There are two male suspects, who both have 'thick Australian accents' and were riding scooters at the crime scene, the Bali Tribune reported. According to witnesses, one of the men allegedly wore an orange jacket with a black helmet and the other wore a green jacket with a dark helmet and a dark mask.
The two victims were reportedly staying in the villa with Radmanovic's wife, Gourdeas Jazmyn, 30. She was sleeping in bed at the time and witnessed the shooting, per the Bali Tribune.
'[She] heard her husband screaming. She then covered her eyes using a blanket while peeking and saw a man wearing a bright orange jacket with a black helmet,' the Bali Tribune reported, citing local police. 'Then saw the person shoot her husband Zivan in the toilet … a few moments later she also heard the victim Sanar screaming from [his] room and the sound of gunshots.'
'[Jazmyn] ran out of the room and screamed, seeing that Sanar was already bleeding and returned to the toilet to check her husband's condition by checking his pulse," the outlet continued. "After seeing the perpetrator run out of the villa, the witness helped the victim Sanar stop the bleeding."
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A second witness named Daniela, who was staying in another room in the villa said she was woken up after hearing 'an explosion from inside the room," according to the Bali Tribune. She allegedly claimed she saw a man wearing a green jacket 'wanting to enter her room' as she 'ran out of the villa.'
Witnesses saw the two suspects fleeing the scene on two motorcycles, Daily Mail reported.
Radmanovic's body was sent to Prof. Ngoerah Hospital in Bali for an autopsy, the outlet reported.
The investigation is ongoing with the The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade supporting the family of the man who died, per Sky News Australia.
PEOPLE has reached out to The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade for further information.
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