Last Australian Police Shooting: Armed as “Citizen Citizen” while Monastrone Giant continues

Victorian Prime Minister Jacaena Allen expressed deep sadness of the killing of two police officers in Porepunkah, calling it “painful reminder” of the inherent dangers and courage in the police.

“The police are at risk, and every day our police officers face great courage and sacrifice,” he told the press.

Another officer is still seriously injured and supported his families, he said.

Ms Alan refused to comment on reports of offenders accused of the “Independent Citizen” movement and said it was too early to guess while the suspect remained in the big.

“I think you can appreciate that I don’t want to pay attention to some observations and reflections on it,” he said.

Mike Bush, Victoria Police Commissioner told the press that the police “are still looking for it [the gunman’s] Partner and two children, but he was not seen to go to the shrub. “

Police have asked people to stay indoors because the suspect is “very dangerous”

Police say the suspect was alone during the shooting, but they are still trying to find his partner and his two children.

A large area in Porepunkah has been extinguished, and officials are calling for people to stay indoors because the suspect is “very dangerous”.

Victoria’s police commissioner Mike Bush told the press that “he is still looking for his partner and two children, but he was not seen to go to the bush.”

Victoria Police Minister Anthony Carbine said police operations in Porepunkah are on “cold and humid”.

“We call on all Victoria to look for police advice,” he said.

“If you see something, if you are not sure, contact the local sheriff’s office.”

He also paid tribute to two officers who died early in a “active” shooting incident.

“Today, two of the officers have joined the ranks of many who have done the final victim to serve our society here in Victoria,” he said.

“We also note that the police members of the past and the present have this deep feeling. All Victorians are grateful for the medical support to a third officer who was injured today.”

The 56 -year -old Dezi Police has named the 56 -year -old gunman behind the Porepunkah shooting.

Feriman, known for promoting conspiracy and hostility to the enforcement of law, describes himself as “the ruling citizen”.

He is believed that he is fleeing with his wife Mali and at least one member of the other family.

Freeman initially attracted public attention in 2021, when he tried to start the private prosecutor against the then chief of the time and accuse him of treason and fraud.

Prior to that, he was arrested outside the Mirtford court and verbally attacked police officers, calling them “fraud” and “criminal filth” with “obsessive -compulsive power”.

A year ago, while stopping traffic, he described an officer as a “terrorist” and “corrupt deceit”.

Police say the suspect was alone during the shooting, but they are still trying to find his partner and his two children.

A large area in Porepunkah has been extinguished, and officials are calling for people to stay indoors because the suspect is “very dangerous”.

Victoria’s police commissioner Mike Bush told the press that “he is still looking for his partner and two children, but he was not seen to go to the bush.”

Mike Bush, head of the Victorian Police Commissioner, said the arrest of the gunman, a 56 -year -old designer, is a “top priority”.

“The suspect of this horrific event is still big, we believe he is armed,” Bush said.

“We have deployed any special resource in this field to find him. This is our priority.”

“Our priority is to arrest him, to ensure that he is to respond to the move as well as to create a great deal of safety and security for this community.”

Earlier, Sydney Herald morning The report reported that the 56 -year -old Deslyman police have identified the gunman behind the Porepunkah shooting.

Police leaders paid tribute to two officers killed in the Porepunkah shooting on Tuesday.

“There is a terrible and terrible feeling of horror,” said the minister of the Victoria Police Association of Vienna Gat.

He added that emotional complications later hit officers.

The head of the Commissioner for Mike Bush conveyed condolences to the families of two officers.

“We thank these courageous agents, in fact thank you to every police officer who is employed every day to keep our community safe,” he said.

“We will do all the work to take care of the families of those officers.”

Mr Bush also confirmed that the victims were a 59 -year -old detective and a 35 -year -old senior guard.

“The suspect of this horrific event is still big,” said Bush. “We believe he is armed.”

“Our priority for his arrest, ensuring that he is held to answer his actions.”

Victoria police have confirmed that police have remained in Porepunkah at around 10.30 am after the deadly shooting.

They said two officers were killed and killed this morning in Purpanke, and a third officer was injured in the lower body.

The injured officer is currently undergoing surgery.

The spokesman said, “Ten police participated in the property shortly after 10.30 am this morning.”

“There has been no other physical injured agent at this time, but they remain in the property. It is believed that the offender has left the property since then and that his place of residence is unknown at this time. Significant search is active to find a man.”

Officials continue to persuade residents to stay home.