Two female Bali scooter drivers have been caught on camera performing a lewd act with a lone tourist outside a private home in the Indonesian holiday hotspot.
The X-rated encounter, captured on a home security system, happened at 2.33am on Thursday, August 20, outside a home in Canggu, North Kuta.
CCTV footage shows the group hiding in a doorway, where it appears they began to negotiate a price.
The man, dressed casually in boardshorts and thongs, can be seen opening his wallet before waving notes in the air.
After some brief haggling, it appears a deal was agreed to and the women, both still wearing their crash helmets, checked their surroundings before the man pulled down his pants.
Both women can be seen looking directly at the camera on several occasions, with one encouraging the other to be quiet as she pointed towards it.
One woman then performed a sex act on the man as he continued to stand in the doorway in full view of the camera, while the second woman watched on.
A short time later, both women walked away, leaving the man standing alone with his pants down and still clutching his cash.
Two female Bali scooter drivers have been caught on camera performing a lewd act with a lone tourist outside a private home in the holiday hotspot
The footage shows the group hiding in a doorway, where it appears they began to negotiate a price
Badung Police have confirmed they are investigating the incident after the footage circulated on social media.
According to police, the homeowner was playing an online game in a room near the entrance when she heard whispering sounds outside and checked security cameras.
Badung Police spokesperson Ni Nyoman Ayu Inastuti said preliminary checks had confirmed the incident took place outside the entrance to a local resident’s home.
‘There are three people, one man allegedly a foreigner and two other women allegedly Indonesian,’ police said.
‘After she saw the CCTV monitor, she immediately ran out of her room trying to check what happened. However, all three immediately ran away from the house.’
Police said the homeowner later posted the footage to Instagram in an effort to deter the behaviour after several similar incidents in the area.
The identity of all three people is now the subject of a police investigation, with speculation the women may be Gojek or Grab scooter drivers, similar to Uber.
While both rideshares are popular in Bali, neither woman is dressed in company uniform, but locals suggest they may have removed them to operate in the suburb.
The homeowner later posted the footage to Instagram in an effort to deter similar behaviour after several similar incidents in the area.
Badung Police have confirmed they are investigating the incident after the footage was circulated on social media
‘Gojek and Grab are banned from picking up outside Finns Beach Club and other busy tourist areas close by,’ said one.
‘So lots of the scooters that operate in the area are not in uniform.’
If the tourist is identified and charged, he could face up to 18 months in prison for committing an obscene act in public.
If police establish that sex was offered or arranged in exchange for money, separate laws concerning the facilitation of prostitution may also apply.
Under Indonesia’s new Criminal Code, a person who connects or facilitates another person to commit an obscene act can face up to two years in prison.
The explicit footage emerged after Bali police last week began a manhunt for an Australian tourist caught on camera having sex in the street with a mystery woman.
The couple engaged in the lurid act at a property in Tibubeneng village, in North Kuta, around 6.30pm on Saturday.
A homeowner stumbled across the pair when she walked into her yard on her way to prayer.
She shouted at them to stop but the man and woman continued before the homeowner ran back into her house.
The couple engaged in the lurid act at a property in Tibubeneng village, in North Kuta, around 6.30pm on Saturday
North Kuta Police chief Ketut Sukadana said police had identified the Australian man in the footage but the search for him was still ongoing
CCTV captured the full 15 minutes of the public act of intimacy. The couple were later seen casually walking away afterwards.
North Kuta Police chief Ketut Sukadana said police had identified the Australian man in the footage but the search for him was still ongoing.
‘He is still being sought with ongoing coordination with immigration authorities,’ he said.
In Bali, sexual intercourse in public is believed to bring bad energy to a house.
The homeowner was forced to perform a Hindu ceremony to expel the bad energy.
‘The indecent acts have the potential to cause public concern,’ Sukadana said.
‘It may negatively affect the image of security and tourism in the North Kuta area if the matter is not addressed and handled seriously by taking firm action against the perpetrators, whether under local customary law or national law.’
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