Attacked Police, Amokrane Shoot Dead
Senin, 02 Mei 2016 - 19:11 WIB
Attacked Police, Amokrane Shoot Dead
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KUTA - Police were forced to knock out to death a French citizen who had become notorious for violent and unruly behavior in recent years. He was shot dead in Badung district, Bali, early on Monday (2/5) after he allegedly killed a police officer who was attempting to arrest him.
Bali Police chief Insp. Gen. Sugeng Priyanto said the incident occurred when officers were about to take the 49 year old named Amokrane "Kiane" Sabet into custody after he repeatedly failed to show up for questioning related to an assault case.
The Algerian-born former mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter allegedly resisted arrest and stabbed one of the officers eight times, fatally wounding him.
"One of our officer was killed after the French national stabbed him with a knife. We shot him to dead after our he ignored our warning shots," Sugeng told.
Sabet died after sustaining several bullet wounds, including at least one to the head.
Police were investigating an assault case against Sabet following complaints from several people in the Berawa, Seminyak and Kuta areas of Badung district that he allegedly refused to pay for meals at restaurants, threatened local residents and drove recklessly.
Since moving to Berawa in 2013, Sabet became involved in controversy when he allegedly tried to "borrow" another man's wife. He reportedly also got involved in a fight with traditional Balinese security guards, or Pecalang.
Bali Police chief Insp. Gen. Sugeng Priyanto said the incident occurred when officers were about to take the 49 year old named Amokrane "Kiane" Sabet into custody after he repeatedly failed to show up for questioning related to an assault case.
The Algerian-born former mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter allegedly resisted arrest and stabbed one of the officers eight times, fatally wounding him.
"One of our officer was killed after the French national stabbed him with a knife. We shot him to dead after our he ignored our warning shots," Sugeng told.
Sabet died after sustaining several bullet wounds, including at least one to the head.
Police were investigating an assault case against Sabet following complaints from several people in the Berawa, Seminyak and Kuta areas of Badung district that he allegedly refused to pay for meals at restaurants, threatened local residents and drove recklessly.
Since moving to Berawa in 2013, Sabet became involved in controversy when he allegedly tried to "borrow" another man's wife. He reportedly also got involved in a fight with traditional Balinese security guards, or Pecalang.
(rnz)
