Man cleared of accused killer link as search ramps up
Authorities, the defendant police killer increased the search for a popular national park, while a man was cleared of connections to the fugitive Diszi Freeman hunting.
Freeman, Neal Thompson and Vadim de Waart-Hottart’ın Porpunkah 300 km northeast of Melbourne Porpunkah’daki’da offering an order to be shot and killed for more than five weeks has been running.
The 59-year-old Detective Senior Constable Thompson was just a week away from retirement, while the 34-year-old senior Senior Constable de Waart-Hottart was temporary.
Although hundreds of police had cleaned the area, there was no Freeman symptom since the shooting on August 26th.
This week, 100 civil servants from the public order intervention team were placed in the Buffalo National Park to further sweep the region and the park limits the general public.
Attention returned to a new area about 100 km away from the latest location.
On Wednesday, the police searched for a rural property in Goomalbee near Benalla, and a man was seized in Undera near Shepparton as a part of the investigation.
However, the police confirmed that the unidentified man was not involved.
Victoria Police said in a statement on Thursday, “Our current investigation was cleared from any connection,” he said.
56 -year -old Freeman, shortly after the shooting was seen fleeing to the bush area in the mountainous area.
Approximately 400 officers, including Interstate and expert teams from abroad, were looking for it at the summit of the operation, but since then, it has been scaled up to 200.
More than 40 square kilometers of land is searched with pedestrian and air.
The police had previously marked the possibility of a public member knowing where Freeman was.
Everyone who sees him is called not to approach him because he is accepted as armed and dangerous.
A prize of $ 1 million and the possibility of compensation for the capture of the capture has been presented and the researchers have been informed about 1400 information since the murders.
Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Mike Bush told reporters on Monday, “We will not give up until we find that person,” he said.
“This really hurts our police service and community, and we are determined to reach a conclusion.”
Freeman’s wife, financial and 15 -year -old child was previously arrested and released free of charge.
In August, thousands of mourning, east of Melbourne Victoria Police Academy at the funeral ceremony of both officers paid their respects and each man was buried in full police dignity.
Their families and colleagues were immortalized at the beginning of this week to mark the National Police Commemoration Day, where they placed flower wreaths in their honor.
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