Bonnie Blue reportedly questioned by Bali police over ‘pornographic activities’ and illegal ‘Bang Bus’
Bonnie Blue is reportedly facing deportation from Bali after getting in trouble with police for “pornographic activities” while picking up school celebrating Australian students.
The British sex worker, whose real name is Tia Billinger, was reportedly spotted at Bali police station on Friday afternoon, where she is believed to be being questioned over the infamous “Bang Bus”.
Bali police told Daily Mail The single-taxi “Bang Bus” tour is not legal in the country.
Banned from entering Australia, Blue is said to have bought a minibus locally to use as his bus; she uses the tool to create explicit OnlyFans content with young men as they celebrate the end of their school years on the island.
However, Indonesian law prohibits activities such as the production, distribution or public display of pornographic material and imposes harsher penalties for children’s participation.
Police are believed to have had trouble with the vehicle, which was registered as white but had been repainted dark blue. The ute’s vehicle tax also ends in 2023, according to the Daily Mail.
If the color of a vehicle does not match the vehicle registration document that must be carried on the vehicle at all times, this could result in a fine of up to A$46 or two months in prison.
In a video Blue shared on Instagram, the creator is seen posing for photos with young men at a club and then driving the blue “Bang Bus” with young men sitting on the tray.
“A perfect night from start to finish,” the video’s caption read.
This comes after he was kicked out of a nightclub in Bali this week for “being too famous”.
Blue caused mayhem in the club after boarding the “Bang Bus” as revelers were desperate to catch a glimpse of him, take a selfie or hug him.
While security had to keep fans at arm’s length, crowds soon gathered around him from all angles. Even though there was a professional team on the field, the venue had difficulty coping with the intense interest.
In March, Blue faked his arrest by UK cops by lying to his 700,000 Instagram followers by posting a clip of himself being searched by cops next to a police car.
The caption, allegedly from Blue’s sister, read: “As you can see, Tia has been arrested.
“There is still no clarity on the situation, but we will keep you all updated as soon as we know.
“Thank you for all your support over the last 24 hours. This wasn’t something we wanted to bring up but it seems there is no more privacy for him.”
But a source told The US Sun: “This is all part of a stunt to gain notoriety.
“The cars were hired from Blue Light Film Group, which specializes in film props, and used Slyfield Manor in Guildford for his arrest.
“As for the police station, it’s actually Lockwood Studios; it’s a community center.”
