Family and friends of Byron Bay woman Sara Connor, who has been named a suspect in the murder of a police officer in Bali, say the accusations against her are "out of character".  The body of Wayan Sudarsa was found on Kuta beach around 3am local time on Wednesday (5.30am AEST), with more than 40 injuries to his body including wounds to his head and neck.  A smashed beer bottle was found near his body, as well as a handbag with the driver’s license and credit card of Ms Connor.  Ms Connor and British man David Taylor were arrested near the Australian Consulate-General in Denpasar on Friday after police put out an immigration alert in a bid to stop them from leaving the island.  Sara Connor has been detained in Bali. (Supplied)  Under Indonesian law they can not be charged until prosecutors decide to take the matter to court.  If charged and found guilty, Ms Connor faces a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison.  After spending their first night in custody in Bali, Ms Connor and Mr Taylor were taken to Kuta Beach at dawn where they were asked to carry out a re-enactment.  The mother-of-two reportedly told officers she was drunk at the time and can’t remember all of the events of the night.  Sara Connor is escorted by police officers in Bali. (AAP)  Sara Connor is taken into custody. (AAP)  "(We) wanted to find out the suspects' position during the incident and the suspects admitted that they were there," Denpasar District Police Chief Hadi Purnomo said on Saturday.  They were also taken to the nearby Kubu Kau Beach Inn - the hotel where Mr Taylor was staying before heading to Trijata Hospital in Denpasar.  Here Ms Connor was met with a small group of local media. She covered her face with a sarong and didn't make any comment.  Traffic police officer Wayan Sudarsa. (Supplied)  Mr Purnomo said police wanted Ms Connor to undergo an examination of wounds on her leg, which she has allegedly told authorities happened on the night the police officer died.  Ms Connor's family and friends say the accusations are "totally out of character".  Family and friends of Ms Connor released a statement today saying "Sara is a very honest, reliable and generous person. The accusations laid against her are totally out of character for this beautiful person".  Balinese police had initially incorrectly identified Ms Connor’s companion. They have since corrected their error.  Mr Taylor is believed to have entered Bali on July 29 while Ms Connor came on August 16.  © Nine Digital Pty Ltd 2016
An Australian woman and her male companion have reportedly been detained by police, over the alleged murder of a police officer found dead on a Kuta beach.