Gunman Stanley Turvey shot dead by Victorian police after three-day manhunt
- A three-day manhunt in Victoria has come to an end after Stanley Turvey, who was armed with a weapon, was shot dead by police during a confrontation at a house in Ardmona.
- Turvey evaded police by stealing a car and kidnapping a man at gunpoint, forcing him to drive to Finley in New South Wales. The stolen vehicle was later found abandoned.
- Detectives from the homicide squad will now investigate the incident, with oversight from professional standards command.
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Three-day manhunt ends with fugitive shot dead in northern Victoria
In northern Victoria, fugitive Stanley Turvey's run came to an end as police shot him dead, bringing a close to a tense three-day manhunt. The 33-year-old Turvey was distinguishable by several tattoos, notably one of a hand grenade on his face. Police discovered him at a property in Ardmona, close to Shepparton, earlier today. Upon confrontation, Turvey was armed and met by officers from the Special Operations Group. Paramedics attempted to revi…
Three-day manhunt ends with fugitive shot dead in northern Victoria
In northern Victoria, fugitive Stanley Turvey's run came to an end as police shot him dead, bringing a close to a tense three-day manhunt. The 33-year-old Turvey was distinguishable by several tattoos, notably one of a hand grenade on his face. Police discovered him at a property in Ardmona, close to Shepparton, earlier today. Upon confrontation, Turvey was armed and met by officers from the Special Operations Group. Paramedics attempted to revi…
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