Australian police arrest two in connection with gunman Dezi Freeman
Summary
Australian police have arrested two men linked to Dezi Freeman, a gunman who killed two officers and was later shot dead by police after hiding for seven months. Freeman fled after the killings in August, leading to a large manhunt that ended with his death in March on a remote farm.Key Facts
- Dezi Freeman, also known as Desmond Filby, killed two police officers in August in rural Victoria.
- The officers were serving a search warrant related to historical sex offences.
- Freeman escaped and was found seven months later on a remote farm about 150 km away.
- Police believe Freeman had help to escape but have not released full details.
- Two men aged 48 and 35 were arrested and are being questioned about Freeman’s case.
- Freeman was shot dead by police after a three-hour standoff when he appeared armed.
- Freeman identified as a "sovereign citizen," a person who rejects government authority and laws.
- The investigation is ongoing, so police have not shared more information yet.
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