Three Australians Arrested Over Bali Shooting

Indonesian police, working with Australian authorities and immigration agencies, have arrested three Australian suspects in connection with the fatal shooting of Zivan 'Stipe' Radmanovic and the serious wounding of Sanar Ghanim at a villa in Bali just after midnight on June 13. The suspects were apprehended in Jakarta, Singapore, and Melbourne, and now face potential murder charges and the death penalty. The attack, believed to be a targeted hit connected to Melbourne's underworld crime syndicates, involved masked gunmen on a scooter who opened fire, killing Radmanovic at the scene. Ghanim, who survived, has refused to cooperate with police. Authorities presented evidence such as bullet casings and witness testimonies, and noted that the suspects changed vehicles multiple times to evade capture. The case has drawn significant media attention in both Australia and Indonesia, highlighting concerns about transnational organized crime.