A man is arrested after allegedly killing two people at a rural property in South Australia's south-east last night.
A man has been arrested after allegedly killing two people at a rural property in South Australia's south-east.
Police were called to the property on Mount Macintyre Road in Kalangadoo, about 50 kilometres west of the Victorian border, just before 11:30pm on Saturday.Police said the man would be charged later today and was likely to face court tomorrow. They said they were not looking for any other offenders in relation to the deaths and that the three people were known to each other.Police are expected to release more details later today.
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