Australian tourist faces Bali deportation over alleged public sex
Australian tourist Billy Aspinall, 27, is set to be deported from Bali after police allege CCTV footage showed him having sex in public outside a home in North Kuta. The case drew attention after the footage circulated online, and highlights Indonesia’s strict public-decency laws and the potential consequences for visitors.
Police arrested Aspinall at Denpasar Airport as he attempted to return to Australia, using facial-recognition technology after placing him on a watch list. The homeowner chose not to pursue a criminal complaint, avoiding a possible prison sentence of up to a year; immigration authorities will instead deport him once administrative procedures are completed. Aspinall reportedly said he had been drinking, met the woman at a beach club, and did not know her name or nationality; police are still seeking her.
- Australian tourist faces deportation from Bali over alleged public sex.
- Police used CCTV and facial recognition to identify him.
- Homeowner dropped legal action, so immigration will deport him.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Aussie tourist allegedly caught on camera having sex in public on a local’s driveway will be kicked out of Bali”.