A 26-year-old man who was shot in the neck by police last week has died last week after he attempted to run over officers in a Labor MP's stolen car.
Man , 26, dies after police shooting last week as he attempted to run over officers in NSW Labor MP Karen McKeown’s car
One of the men who attempted to run down police in a stolen politician’s car has died in hospital after he was shot in the neck by police. Picture: NewsWire / John AppleyardThe officers shot at the car and hit the two men inside. “As a result, police drew their firearms and were required to fire a number of shots,” Mr Dunstan told reporters.
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