Grim blow for Aussie pub baron accused of using his day spa as a front for bisexual brothel in Bali - as he is carted off to hospital

An Australian charged in Bali with running his day spa as a bisexual brothel has been transported from a police cell to hospital after his health took a turn for the worse. Lynley and Michael Le Grand own a hospitality empire in Bali where the Melbourne couple operate a chain of hotels, a luxury rental villa, a café and the Pink Palace, now shut down by police Mr Le Grand was led out of a Bali police station this week after suffering gastric symptoms linked to cancer He was transported to hospital for further monitoring, local sources told Daily Mail Australia Indonesian reports say the Pink Palace was raided because it allegedly 'provided same-sex prostitution and bisexual practices' which goes against Indonesian culture. Bali Police have closed down the Pink Palace 'sensual spa and relaxation centre' and draped its sign with a cover over the venue's neon sign which sports a rooster and the words 'happy coq, happy life' Michael Le Grand's head bowed, he and wife Lynley are paraded in handcuffs outside Bali Police headquarters after their arrest Police arrested and handcuffed the Le Grands, who are accused of operating the Pink Palace in Badung and also lease a luxury villa which they rent out for $200 a night. Dressed in an orange prison shirt, stamped with the word 'Tahanan Polda Bali', meaning 'Detainee, Bali Police' and handcuffed behind her back, Lynley Le Grand is taken into custody at police headquarters Hospitality entrepreneurs Michael and Lynley Le Grand were arrested in Bali last Friday after their Pink Palace spa was raided for alleged prostitution. Police have shut the venue, barricaded it with crime scene tape and arrested eight people, including Melbourne couple Michael and Lynley Le Grand who owns a hospitality empire in Bali Michael Le Grand inside on e of his Bali Goat pubs, at Legian beach in the island paradise The Le Grands have advertised their Seminyak villa for $200 a night, and celebrated the fact that it has been heavily booked as Christmas approaches Police had previously raided The Goat Pub in Seminyak in June 2022 and arrested him and three staff members, seizing cash and other items related to alleged 'horse racing' betting.