Bonnie Blue and 17 men arrested in Bali on controversial ‘BangBus’ tour
Bonnie Blue has been arrested in Bali after allegedly trying to carry out one of her 'sex stunts'.
The adult performer is said to have been detained along with a group of 17 male tourists between the ages of 19 and 40 from both the UK and Australia.
They were taken into police custody on Thursday (4 December) afternoon after a studio 'raid' in the area of Badung on the Indonesian island, as police seized a number of items with many cameras present.
The Daily Mail reports that Bonnie Blue, 26, had 19 outfits which had been called 'School Bonnie Blue', along with lubricant, nine pink necklaces, a box of condoms, flash drives, two sheets of Viagra pills, some of which were used, along with her 'BangBus' truck which she shared snaps of online, and its ownership certificate.
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Following a stunt that was thought to be for 'Schoolies week', Badung Police Chief Arif Batubara said the arrests came after reports from a member of the public over 'suspected pornography or the creation of indecent video material'.
Pornography is banned in Indonesia and if found guilty of breaking the law, individuals can face fines or even jail time.
Batubara said to the media: "Today, with assistance from Immigration, we are releasing the 14 Australians who were detained yesterday for clarification and investigative purposes as witnesses.
"They are being released because they do not meet the criteria for further suspicion, as the case is still under investigation.
"[The four British nationals] stated that they were simply part of a foreign community gathering at the studio.
"According to their explanation, they were a group from the same area, and some of them are influencers or content creators."
Three British men and Bonnie herself are said to still be under investigation and are being questioned at Badung police station, though they have not been charged with any offences.
Police officers have not specified what activities took place as the investigation continues, with the arrest of Bonnie, real name Tia Billinger, coming days after local police confirmed that her 'BangBus' was illegal to the Daily Mail.
The adult content creator's Australian visa was cancelled last year following her sex stunt involving 'barely legal' teenagers fresh out of high school.
While she can't get to the nation itself, she has flown to countries nearby which Aussie students travel to for 'Schoolies' and is essentially grad trips for those from the land down under.
Bonnie bought her own BangBus to travel between hotspots, though Indonesia also classifies sex work as a 'crime against morality', though it is tolerated in some areas of the country.
The arrested group of men walked in a single file out to a truck while covering their faces to hide from the press.
Topics: Bonnie Blue, Adult Industry, Crime, Sex and Relationships
Joshua Nair