Police are now appealing for more information as they try to find the others involved in the shooting and torching of three cars. Screen grabs from CCTV footage supplied by ACT Policing.
ACT Policing has released CCTV footage of a bikie shooting and arson attack at a Calwell home earlier this year and is asking the Canberra public for their assistance to help identify the offenders.
Around 10:45 pm on 28 June, four men entered the backyard of a house on Carter Crescent, Calwell and set fire to three vehicles and discharged a number of firearms into the house. A man suffered a gunshot wound to the hand and was treated at the scene before being taken to hospital.
Police seek to identify offenders of attempted murder in Calwell
ACT Policing has released CCTV footage of a bikie shooting and arson attack at a Calwell home earlier this year and is asking the Canberra public for their assistance to help identify the offenders.Around 10:45 pm (June 28), four men entered the backyard of a house on Carter Crescent, Calwell and set fire to three vehicles and discharged a number of firearms into the house.Police are urging anyone who may have any information that could assist police to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or via the Crime Stoppers ACT website.Read the full story here: http://ow.ly/G2Dn30lIId3
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Police said that one of the shots passed through an exterior wall and into a neighbour’s home, just missing a sleeping resident.
The attack on the Calwell house has seen a 24-year-old Canberra man charged with attempted murder after he was extradited from Melbourne while trying to leave the country. Police are now appealing for more information as they try to find the others involved in the internal feud between outlaw motorcycle gangs.
Superintendent Scott Moller said this type of violent activity is unacceptable in the Canberra community.
“It is absolutely shocking and outrageous to think that in our capital city this type of criminal behaviour is ongoing but certainly it’s here and it’s real,” Superintendent Scott Moller said.
“To have multiple shots discharged in this incident and to have one bullet narrowly miss an innocent person only highlights the grave risk these offenders pose to our community.
“From an ACT Policing perspective, this is our highest priority and we are committing all of our available resources to solve this crime. We are urging anyone with information relating to this incident, or who may be able to identify the offenders to come forward.”
Police are urging anyone who may have any information that could assist police to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000, or via the Crime Stoppers ACT website. Please quote reference 6281610. Information can be provided anonymously.
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