Fourteen Australians arrested in Bali in raid involving controversial content creator Bonnie Blue
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Fourteen Australians have been arrested in Bali, as part of a police raid on controversial content creator Bonnie Blue over alleged pornographic activity.
Bonnie Blue is still in custody in Kuta after her arrest.
The 26-year-old is barred from entering Australia but has been boasting on social media about her trip to Bali during Schoolies.
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Blue is reportedly disappointed with her arrest. Nine
Blue has been seen travelling in a ute and picking up young men as part of this tour.
Police have confirmed they have seized several items, including camera equipment and clothing.
The 14 Australian men who were arrested have all been released without charge.
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Blue has been seen travelling in a ute and picking up young men. Nine
The controversial content creator is expected to undergo further questioning. Nine
Many of the men were seen leaving the police station, covering their faces, but also filming.
A 28-year-old Australian man remains in custody, along with two British men and Bonnie Blue herself.
She is expected to undergo further questioning.
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