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A killer is on the run as police probe the fatal shooting of a man overnight. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after a man in his 30s was found with suspected gunshot wounds. He was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. Homicide Squad detectives were among the numerous police still at the scene by late Sunday morning. Officers were blocking North Street to traffic as they searched the area for clues. Forensic officers were seen removing blood-covered clothing from the scene, while bloodstains were also visible on the ground. Witnesses say they heard numerous gunshots ring out in the area just after midnight. It is believed the shooting took place on Mount Alexander Road before the injured man made his way to a supermarket loading dock in nearby North Street, where he was found by emergency crews. Police have called for any witnesses to come forward. Australian Associated Press As it happens Be the first to know when news breaks. Daily Today's top stories curated by our news team. Weekly Your digital replica of Today's Paper. Ready to read from 5am! Weekdays Sharp. Close to the ground.…

A killer is on the run as police probe the fatal shooting of a man overnight. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after a man in his 30s was found with suspected gunshot wounds. He was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. Homicide Squad detectives were among the numerous police still at the scene by late Sunday morning. Officers were blocking North Street to traffic as they searched the area for clues. Forensic officers were seen removing blood-covered clothing from the scene, while bloodstains were also visible on the ground. Witnesses say they heard numerous gunshots ring out in the area just after midnight. It is believed the shooting took place on Mount Alexander Road before the injured man made his way to a supermarket loading dock in nearby North Street, where he was found by emergency crews. Police have called for any witnesses to come forward. Australian Associated Press As it happens Be the first to know when news breaks. Daily Today's top stories curated by our news team. Weekly Your digital replica of Today's Paper. Ready to read from 5am! Weekdays Sharp. Close to the ground.…

A killer is on the run as police probe the fatal shooting of a man overnight. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after a man in his 30s was found with suspected gunshot wounds. He was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. Homicide Squad detectives were among the numerous police still at the scene by late Sunday morning. Officers were blocking North Street to traffic as they searched the area for clues. Forensic officers were seen removing blood-covered clothing from the scene, while bloodstains were also visible on the ground. Witnesses say they heard numerous gunshots ring out in the area just after midnight. It is believed the shooting took place on Mount Alexander Road before the injured man made his way to a supermarket loading dock in nearby North Street, where he was found by emergency crews. Police have called for any witnesses to come forward. Australian Associated Press As it happens Be the first to know when news breaks. Daily Today's top stories curated by our news team. Weekly Your digital replica of Today's Paper. Ready to read from 5am! Weekdays Sharp. Close to the ground.…

Drive-by shooters who gunned down a former boxer as he left a bar almost hit an innocent pedestrian who was caught up in the chaos. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after former boxer Hussein Dehaini was found with multiple gunshot wounds. Dehaini, 33, who police believe had ties to serious and organised crime groups, was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. He was struck in the lower body, police said. CCTV footage released on Monday showed a white Mercedes swerving through the intersection of Epsom and Racecourse roads, nearly missing a pedestrian. "It's very clear (the person) had to take a step back because the vehicle has come very close to him after driving erratically in a hurry to get away from the scene," Homicide Squad head Dean Thomas told reporters on Monday. The vehicle had not been found it was unclear how many people were inside at the time, police said. The 33-year-old victim was set to be farewelled at ceremonies held over three days from Sunday, according to social media posts. The motivation for the shooting is not yet clear, although police are treating it as a targeted at…

Police investigate fatal shooting in Melbourne's north-west A crime scene is established in Ascot Vale after a man in his 30s was fatally shot.

Drive-by shooters who gunned down a former boxer as he left a bar almost hit an innocent pedestrian who was caught up in the chaos. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after former boxer Hussein Dehaini was found with multiple gunshot wounds. Dehaini, 33, who police believe had ties to serious and organised crime groups, was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. He was struck in the lower body, police said. CCTV footage released on Monday showed a white Mercedes swerving through the intersection of Epsom and Racecourse roads, nearly missing a pedestrian. "It's very clear (the person) had to take a step back because the vehicle has come very close to him after driving erratically in a hurry to get away from the scene," Homicide Squad head Dean Thomas told reporters on Monday. The vehicle had not been found it was unclear how many people were inside at the time, police said. The 33-year-old victim was set to be farewelled at ceremonies held over three days from Sunday, according to social media posts. The motivation for the shooting is not yet clear, although police are treating it as a targeted at…

Drive-by shooters who gunned down a former boxer as he left a bar almost hit an innocent pedestrian who was caught up in the chaos. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after former boxer Hussein Dehaini was found with multiple gunshot wounds. Dehaini, 33, who police believe had ties to serious and organised crime groups, was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. He was struck in the lower body, police said. CCTV footage released on Monday showed a white Mercedes swerving through the intersection of Epsom and Racecourse roads, nearly missing a pedestrian. "It's very clear (the person) had to take a step back because the vehicle has come very close to him after driving erratically in a hurry to get away from the scene," Homicide Squad head Dean Thomas told reporters on Monday. The vehicle had not been found it was unclear how many people were inside at the time, police said. The 33-year-old victim was set to be farewelled at ceremonies held over three days from Sunday, according to social media posts. The motivation for the shooting is not yet clear, although police are treating it as a targeted at…

CCTV released as part of investigation into Ascot Vale death Homicide Squad detectives are today releasing CCTV of a vehicle they are searching for following a fatal shooting in Ascot Vale yesterday. Emergency services were called North Street, near Mount Alexander Road, about 12.15am on Sunday 21 June after two passersby located a man with a gunshot wound. The 33-year-old Ascot Vale man had been struck in the lower body. The man was treated at the scene, however he passed away en route to hospital. The exact circumstances surrounding the shooting are still to be determined, however police believe the victim was walking along Mount Alexander Road when the male offender approached him and fired a number of shots. Luckily no one else was injured during the shooting. The offender then got into a nearby white coloured sedan and headed west along North Street. Shortly after, police spotted the vehicle driving erratically and it was last seen heading south along Smithfield Road towards Footscray. That vehicle is yet to be located and it is not known how many people were inside the car at the time. The vehicle is believed to be a white Mercedes sedan. Detectives are releasing CC…

Drive-by shooters who gunned down a former boxer as he left a bar almost hit an innocent pedestrian who was caught up in the chaos. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after former boxer Hussein Dehaini was found with multiple gunshot wounds. Dehaini, 33, who police believe had ties to serious and organised crime groups, was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. He was struck in the lower body, police said. CCTV footage released on Monday showed a white Mercedes swerving through the intersection of Epsom and Racecourse roads, nearly missing a pedestrian. "It's very clear (the person) had to take a step back because the vehicle has come very close to him after driving erratically in a hurry to get away from the scene," Homicide Squad head Dean Thomas told reporters on Monday. The vehicle had not been found it was unclear how many people were inside at the time, police said. The 33-year-old victim was set to be farewelled at ceremonies held over three days from Sunday, according to social media posts. The motivation for the shooting is not yet clear, although police are treating it as a targeted at…

Drive-by shooters who gunned down a former boxer as he left a bar almost hit an innocent pedestrian who was caught up in the chaos. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after former boxer Hussein Dehaini was found with multiple gunshot wounds. Dehaini, 33, who police believe had ties to serious and organised crime groups, was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. He was struck in the lower body, police said. CCTV footage released on Monday showed a white Mercedes swerving through the intersection of Epsom and Racecourse roads, nearly missing a pedestrian. "It's very clear (the person) had to take a step back because the vehicle has come very close to him after driving erratically in a hurry to get away from the scene," Homicide Squad head Dean Thomas told reporters on Monday. The vehicle had not been found it was unclear how many people were inside at the time, police said. The 33-year-old victim was set to be farewelled at ceremonies held over three days from Sunday, according to social media posts. The motivation for the shooting is not yet clear, although police are treating it as a targeted at…

Police investigate fatal shooting in Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale https://www.europesays.com/us/881541/ A man in his 30s has been fatally shot in Melbourne’s inner-north-west overnight.  About 12:15am, officers were called…#us #news #usnews

Drive-by shooters who gunned down a former boxer as he left a bar almost hit an innocent pedestrian who was caught up in the chaos. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after former boxer Hussein Dehaini was found with multiple gunshot wounds. Dehaini, 33, who police believe had ties to serious and organised crime groups, was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. He was struck in the lower body, police said. CCTV footage released on Monday showed a white Mercedes swerving through the intersection of Epsom and Racecourse roads, nearly missing a pedestrian. "It's very clear (the person) had to take a step back because the vehicle has come very close to him after driving erratically in a hurry to get away from the scene," Homicide Squad head Dean Thomas told reporters on Monday. The vehicle had not been found it was unclear how many people were inside at the time, police said. The 33-year-old victim was set to be farewelled at ceremonies held over three days from Sunday, according to social media posts. The motivation for the shooting is not yet clear, although police are treating it as a targeted at…

Drive-by shooters who gunned down a former boxer as he left a bar almost hit an innocent pedestrian who was caught up in the chaos. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after former boxer Hussein Dehaini was found with multiple gunshot wounds. Dehaini, 33, who police believe had ties to serious and organised crime groups, was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. He was struck in the lower body, police said. CCTV footage released on Monday showed a white Mercedes swerving through the intersection of Epsom and Racecourse roads, nearly missing a pedestrian. "It's very clear (the person) had to take a step back because the vehicle has come very close to him after driving erratically in a hurry to get away from the scene," Homicide Squad head Dean Thomas told reporters on Monday. The vehicle had not been found it was unclear how many people were inside at the time, police said. The 33-year-old victim was set to be farewelled at ceremonies held over three days from Sunday, according to social media posts. The motivation for the shooting is not yet clear, although police are treating it as a targeted at…

Young man shot dead after leaving Melbourne nightclub A homicide investigation is underway after a man was fatally shot in Melbourne’s north west shortly after leaving a nightclub. Emergency crews were called to North Street, Ascot Vale , about 12.15am on Sunday where a man in his 30s was found with suspected gunshot wounds. WATCH VIDEO ABOVE: Homicide investigation launched after man fatally shot in Melbourne. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today Arrow “He was taken to hospital in a critical condition but later died,” a Victoria Police spokesperson said. The victim had reportedly left a nightclub with hundreds of other people shortly before he was attacked. Police homicide squad has established a large crime scene, with evidence markers, the victim’s backpack, and blood still visible at the scene. Three cars in the area are also reported to be under investigation. “Police are yet to establish where or how the man obtained his injuries,” police said. Anyone with information or CCTV of the area at the time of the incident are urged to contact police. Be the first to know: Add 7NEWS as your preferred news source on Google Stream free on

A killer is on the run as police probe the fatal shooting of a man overnight. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after a man in his 30s was found with suspected gunshot wounds. He was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. Homicide Squad detectives were among the numerous police still at the scene by late Sunday morning. Officers were blocking North Street to traffic as they searched the area for clues. Forensic officers were seen removing blood-covered clothing from the scene, while bloodstains were also visible on the ground. Witnesses say they heard numerous gunshots ring out in the area just after midnight. It is believed the shooting took place on Mount Alexander Road before the injured man made his way to a supermarket loading dock in nearby North Street, where he was found by emergency crews. Police have called for any witnesses to come forward. Australian Associated Press As it happens Be the first to know when news breaks. Daily Today's top stories curated by our news team. Weekly Your digital replica of Today's Paper. Ready to read from 5am! Weekdays Sharp. Close to the ground.…

A killer is at large as police try and piece together who is responsible for the fatal shooting of man overnight. Homicide squad detectives are investigating after a man in his 30s was found in the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale with suspected gunshot wounds, at 12:15am on Sunday. He was rushed to hospital in a critical condition, where he died. Police are yet to establish where or how the man was shot and have called for any witnesses to come forward. Australian Associated Press As it happens Be the first to know when news breaks. Daily Today's top stories curated by our news team. Weekly Your digital replica of Today's Paper. Ready to read from 5am! Weekdays Sharp. Close to the ground. Digging deep. Your weekday morning newsletter on national affairs, politics and more. Weekly Every Saturday and Tuesday, explore destinations deals, tips & travel writing to transport you around the globe. Twice weekly Your essential national news digest: all the big issues on Wednesday and great reading every Saturday. Weekly Get news, reviews and expert insights every Thursday from CarGuide, ACM's exclusive motoring partner. Daily Test your skills with interactive crossw…

Drive-by shooters who gunned down a former boxer as he left a bar almost hit an innocent pedestrian who was caught up in the chaos. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after former boxer Hussein Dehaini was found with multiple gunshot wounds. Dehaini, 33, who police believe had ties to serious and organised crime groups, was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. He was struck in the lower body, police said. CCTV footage released on Monday showed a white Mercedes swerving through the intersection of Epsom and Racecourse roads, nearly missing a pedestrian. "It's very clear (the person) had to take a step back because the vehicle has come very close to him after driving erratically in a hurry to get away from the scene," Homicide Squad head Dean Thomas told reporters on Monday. The vehicle had not been found it was unclear how many people were inside at the time, police said. The 33-year-old victim was set to be farewelled at ceremonies held over three days from Sunday, according to social media posts. The motivation for the shooting is not yet clear, although police are treating it as a targeted at…

Manhunt under way after deadly early morning shooting | The North West ... A killer is on the run as police probe the fatal shooting of a man overnight. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after a man in his 30s was found with suspected gunshot wounds. He was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. Homicide Squad detectives were among the numerous police still at the scene by late Sunday morning. Officers were blocking North Street to traffic as they searched the area for clues. Forensic officers were seen removing blood-covered clothing from the scene, while bloodstains were also visible on the ground. Witnesses say they heard numerous gunshots ring out in the area just after midnight. It is believed the shooting took place on Mount Alexander Road before the injured man made his way to a supermarket loading dock in nearby North Street, where he was found by emergency crews. Police have called for any witnesses to come forward. Australian Associated Press As it happens Be the first to know when news breaks. Weekly Your digital replica of Today's Paper. Ready to read from 5am! Weekdays Sharp…

Man Gunned Down in Cold Blood in Melbourne - australian5.com Man Gunned Down in Cold Blood: Melbourne’s Latest Murder Sparks Homicide Investigation A 30-year-old man has been fatally shot in a brazen attack in Melbourne’s inner-north-west, leaving detectives scrambling for answers The victim was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but succumbed to his injuries, sparking a homicide investigation Police are urging anyone with information to come forward as they piece together the events surrounding the deadly shooting Tragedy struck in the quiet streets of Ascot Vale in Melbourne’s inner-north-west, where a man in his 30s was gunned down in a senseless act of violence overnight. The call came in at 12:15am, and officers rushed to the scene on North Street, where they found the victim with suspected gunshot wounds. Despite the best efforts of medical staff, the man was pronounced dead at the hospital, sending shockwaves through the community. As news of the tragedy spread, Homicide Squad detectives sprang into action, establishing a crime scene and launching a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting. As police began to canvass the area, they were…

CCTV released amid probe into shooting of ex-boxer in Melbourne shares Share article Police have released CCTV of a car they are looking for as part of their investigation after a former professional boxer with suspected underworld links was gunned down during a brazen ambush in Melbourne . Hussein Dehaini, 33, was walking just metres away from his apartment along Mount Alexander Road in Ascot Vale when he was shot near a packed bar in the early hours of Sunday morning. Hussein Dehaini was walking just metres away from his apartment along Mount Alexander Road in Ascot Vale, Melbourne when he was shot near a packed bar. 9News Advertisement Police say the shooter , a man, approached him in the street and “fired a number of shots”. Dehaini tried to get home but collapsed and died on the way to hospital. The shooter got into a nearby white Mercedes and headed west along North Street, police say. Police have released CCTV of a car they are looking for after a former professional boxer with suspected underworld links was gunned down during a brazen ambush in Melbourne. Victoria Police Read more ‘Beautiful’ teen killed on way home from Socceroos match Officers saw the car being driven er…

A killer is on the run as police probe the fatal shooting of a man overnight. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after a man in his 30s was found with suspected gunshot wounds. He was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. Homicide Squad detectives were among the numerous police still at the scene by late Sunday morning. Officers were blocking North Street to traffic as they searched the area for clues. Forensic officers were seen removing blood-covered clothing from the scene, while bloodstains were also visible on the ground. Witnesses say they heard numerous gunshots ring out in the area just after midnight. It is believed the shooting took place on Mount Alexander Road before the injured man made his way to a supermarket loading dock in nearby North Street, where he was found by emergency crews. Police have called for any witnesses to come forward. Australian Associated Press As it happens Be the first to know when news breaks. Daily Today's top stories curated by our news team. Weekly Your digital replica of Today's Paper. Ready to read from 5am! Weekdays Sharp. Close to the ground.…

CCTV Released in Ascot Vale Death Probe | Mirage News Mirage News Mirage News Mirage News Life 22 Jun 2026 12:52 pm AEST Date Time Share Homicide Squad detectives are today releasing CCTV of a vehicle they are searching for following a fatal shooting in Ascot Vale yesterday. Emergency services were called North Street, near Mount Alexander Road, about 12.15am on Sunday 21 June after two passersby located a man with a gunshot wound. The 33-year-old Ascot Vale man had been struck in the lower body. The man was treated at the scene, however he passed away en route to hospital. The exact circumstances surrounding the shooting are still to be determined, however police believe the victim was walking along Mount Alexander Road when the male offender approached him and fired a number of shots. Luckily no one else was injured during the shooting. The offender then got into a nearby white coloured sedan and headed west along North Street. Shortly after, police spotted the vehicle driving erratically and it was last seen heading south along Smithfield Road towards Footscray. That vehicle is yet to be located and it is not known how many people were inside the car at the time. The vehicle is…

A killer is on the run as police probe the fatal shooting of a man overnight. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after a man in his 30s was found with suspected gunshot wounds. He was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. Homicide Squad detectives were among the numerous police still at the scene by late Sunday morning. Officers were blocking North Street to traffic as they searched the area for clues. Forensic officers were seen removing blood-covered clothing from the scene, while bloodstains were also visible on the ground. Witnesses say they heard numerous gunshots ring out in the area just after midnight. It is believed the shooting took place on Mount Alexander Road before the injured man made his way to a supermarket loading dock in nearby North Street, where he was found by emergency crews. Police have called for any witnesses to come forward. Australian Associated Press As it happens Be the first to know when news breaks. Daily Today's top stories curated by our news team. Weekly Your digital replica of Today's Paper. Ready to read from 5am! Weekdays Sharp. Close to the ground.…

Drive-by shooters who gunned down a former boxer as he left a bar almost hit an innocent pedestrian who was caught up in the chaos. Officers were called to the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale about 12.15am on Sunday after former boxer Hussein Dehaini was found with multiple gunshot wounds. Dehaini, 33, who police believe had ties to serious and organised crime groups, was rushed to hospital in a critical condition but did not survive. He was struck in the lower body, police said. CCTV footage released on Monday showed a white Mercedes swerving through the intersection of Epsom and Racecourse roads, nearly missing a pedestrian. "It's very clear (the person) had to take a step back because the vehicle has come very close to him after driving erratically in a hurry to get away from the scene," Homicide Squad head Dean Thomas told reporters on Monday. The vehicle had not been found it was unclear how many people were inside at the time, police said. The 33-year-old victim was set to be farewelled at ceremonies held over three days from Sunday, according to social media posts. The motivation for the shooting is not yet clear, although police are treating it as a targeted at…

A killer is at large as police try and piece together who is responsible for the fatal shooting of man overnight. Homicide squad detectives are investigating after a man in his 30s was found in the inner-Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale with suspected gunshot wounds, at 12:15am on Sunday. He was rushed to hospital in a critical condition, where he died. Police are yet to establish where or how the man was shot and have called for any witnesses to come forward. Australian Associated Press As it happens Be the first to know when news breaks. Daily Today's top stories curated by our news team. Weekly Your digital replica of Today's Paper. Ready to read from 5am! Weekdays Sharp. Close to the ground. Digging deep. Your weekday morning newsletter on national affairs, politics and more. Weekly Every Saturday and Tuesday, explore destinations deals, tips & travel writing to transport you around the globe. Twice weekly Your essential national news digest: all the big issues on Wednesday and great reading every Saturday. Weekly Get news, reviews and expert insights every Thursday from CarGuide, ACM's exclusive motoring partner. Daily Test your skills with interactive crossw…