Bali scooter victim speaks out after Aussie's alleged drunken rampage
A Indonesian chef who was fly-kicked off his bike, allegedly by a South Australian man during an intoxicated rampage, said he asked police to drop the charges.
Adelaide’s Nicholas Carr, 26, is accused of knocking Wayan Wirawan off his bike during a drunken rampage caught on camera in Bali in August.
Carr threw himself in front of oncoming traffic and also allegedly assaulted a resident in his home.
But Mr Wayan recently told Nine News he’s asked police to drop charges against Carr.
The chef told Nine News that Carr’s family purchased him a new scooter and new glasses worth a total value of $4500.
Mr Wayan told News Corp last week that he had accepted a “peace agreement” from Carr.
Mates? Aussie Nicholas Carr sits next to scooter driver he allegedly fly kicked in drunken Bali rampage. Tradie’s family has since bought victim new scooter & glasses worth $4500 pic.twitter.com/GfyOm9qAcA
— Renae Henry (@renaehenry9) October 21, 2019
However, police are still pursuing the charges and Mr Wiraman was set to give evidence in court on Monday.
Meanwhile, Carr remains in Bali’s notorious Kerobokan Prison.
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