This is one of three men, including two brothers, wanted over a wild “targeted” shooting inside a packed Melbourne venue on Friday night.
A nationwide manhunt is underway for Abdullah El Nasher, 27, Ali El Nasher, 28, and Mikhael Myko, 25, after the trio stormed the Melbourne Pavilion about 10pm and started spraying bullets.
They were there to watch WBA Oceania cruiserweight title fight when police say an argument started and shots were fired in the foyer and in the street. “At this point in time, we have not identified a motive, however the information we have gleaned so far makes us confident this was a targeted attack,” Detective Solomon said.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Trio wanted after underworld shooting at boxing matchHomicide detectives have named three men they wish to speak to over a shooting that killed one man and injured two others outside a boxing tournament in inner Melbourne.
Read more »
At least two homes destroyed in Vic bushfires | Sky News AustraliaAt least two homes and three other structures have been destroyed in bushfires burning across parts of Victoria. \n\nThe fires, believed to have started by a lightning strike on Friday, have already burnt more than 6,000 hectares in the Bunyip State Park, east of Melbourne. \n\nResidents in the area have been told it is too late to leave and should seek shelter in doors immediately. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n
Read more »
Music festivals in NSW face new rules from Friday. Here's the dealHigh-risk festivals will be subject to tough new licensing rules in NSW from Friday.
Read more »
Pakistan to release Indian pilot as 'peace gesture', prime minister says'As a peace gesture we are releasing the Indian pilot tomorrow,' Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan told parliament on Thursday.
Read more »
Two federal ministers expected to retire at next election | Sky News AustraliaTwo more federal ministers could retire at the election, with suggestions parliamentary veterans Christopher Pyne and Steve Ciobo are next to go.\n\nThe decision comes after a swathe of prominent Coalition MPs, including former foreign minister Julie Bishop, resigned ahead of the next election.\n\nScott Morrison was asked in Townsville on Friday if he had spoken to the frontbench pair about their impending decisions.\n\nHe did not deny Defence Minister Mr Pyne or Defence Industry Minister Mr Ciobo could be about to quit.\n\n\n\n\n
Read more »