Beautiful access to the court of Aussie -man who is accused of fueling wild fight on the world -famous beach club in Bali

An Aussie man who was accused of attacking a guard during the vacation in Bali says he regrets his actions, because new details about what is said to have summoned the fight arose.

Mohamed Rifai, 27, van Sydney‘S South-West, appeared on Thursday in Denpasar District Court, where he was grilled on 11 February about the alleged attack outside of Finns Beach Club in North Kuta.

Rifai was held by the Indonesian authorities after the alleged fight between five Aussies and a maximum of 15 security items.

He is accused of attacking a guard made Bagus Yohanandita while holding his friend John Ebid.

Images of the alleged fight were shared on social media with the shirtless tourists who seem to be affecting guards.

Rifai, who denied the charges and claimed that he was acting in self -defense, gave his testimony in court on Thursday.

He remembered how he had been with a group of six, including three brothers and sisters, in the world -famous beach club, where they ‘ordered food, enjoy the swimming pool and the music’.

Rifai then followed Mr Ebid after his friend was accompanied by the security from the club.

Mohamed Rifai, 27, appeared on Thursday in the court of Denpasar to issue his testimony

The Sydney man (photo) told the court on Thursday that he acted in self -defense after ’10 people hit and kicked me ‘

Images of the Incident (photo) showed a violent collision between tourists and guards in the parking lot of Finns Beach Club

“I said he’s my friend. Let me take him. But then they fascinate me, “he told LOVI PURNAWAN public prosecutor.

“I begged the safety not to attack, because I suffered pain in my hand.”

‘Security pushed me until I fell on the floor.

He said he saw security protectors fascinating his friend and hit him before he became ‘more aggressive’.

“About 10 people hit me. I was hit in the head, body and other areas. They hit me and kicked me, “he told court.

When he was asked by President Anak Agung Aripathi if he had beaten someone, Rifai replied ‘yes’, but he could not confirm who he had hit.

“I don’t remember. Many people attacked me, I just tried to defend myself, “he told the court.

“I feel sorry for what I did because the situation was chaos at that time.”

“I feel sorry for what I did because the situation was chaos at that time,” Mohamed Rifai told the court.

The judge asked if the brothers and sisters of Rifai also participated in the incident outside the club, on which he said they had done that.

‘Because I was on the floor at that time and got through security. And John Ebid was also beaten and touched, “he replied

Rifai was also whether a peace agreement had been concluded.

He confirmed that one had taken place on 24 February at the police station and added: “At that moment I realized that we had made a mistake.”

The process will take place on 3 June.

Rifai remains in custody.

He is confronted with a maximum of five years behind bars in Indonesia if he is found guilty.

Rifai answered questions from the prosecution, his lawyer and the presidency

In earlier processes, six witnesses accused, including Mr Yohanandita, to attack the guard.

Finn’s head of security claimed that the tourists attacked the staff after they were asked to leave the bar.

The Bali police also accused eight guards of ‘Group Assault’ about the alleged Melee, who also stays in custody.

Four other Aussies involved in the incident were not accused of the Bali police who regarded them as ‘witnesses’ of the alleged fight.