Bodhi Mani Risby-Jones, 23, has avoided jail after reportedly paying $25,000 to the fisherman he assaulted.
the Australian man arrested in Indonesia’s conservative Aceh province over an alleged naked and drunken rampage
However, a compensation deal was struck on Friday with the victim, local fisherman Edy Ron, that is expected to result in his release.and police had said that they would drop the case if the complainant - who required 50 stitches in his foot after having his motorcycle thrown on him by Risby-Jones - reached a peace agreement with the Australian.
to the community under traditional practices in Aceh. That was subsequently upgraded to a buffalo but he said if there was not enough money for that they would have to sacrifice “a goat at the minimum”.
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