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辅导教室旁,拳击教练遭枪杀;严打措施仍停留在纸面上
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译自英文原文。
悉尼的九天
这起案件没有那些袭击的相同特征。
3一周内悉尼发生的致命枪击案 2
>1,000参与全市追捕的警员 3
~12枪击发生时在中心内的儿童 2
$15 million拟议的加密设备资金 14
尚未成为法律的严打措施
已知
未知
- 枪手身份、作案动机及其与昆士兰非法摩托车帮派网络的关联均未获证实。
- 关于黑色皮卡的目击报告与巴斯希尔发现的银色雷克萨斯是否涉及同一名作案者。
后续
- 追捕行动能否促成逮捕并找回枪支。
- 相关权力草案何时提交议会,最终形式又会如何。
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- Sydney boxing coach Louis Meehan killed in Punchbowl targeted shooting - ABC News
- New laws, tougher penalties to be introduced to crack down on NSW gang violence - ABC News
- NSW Police have been granted broad new powers to tackle gang crime. What are they? - ABC News
- These are the innocents paying the price of Sydney's gang war - ABC News
- Man's death in Sydney home invasion appears to be case of mistaken identity, police commissioner says - ABC News
- Possible sixth innocent victim of Sydney's gangland war marks disturbing trend of crossfire casualties - ABC News
7NEWS7news.com.au5
- Police ‘out in force’ as fresh details emerge after boxing coach shot dead in Sydney
- NSW Premier Chris Minns announces life sentences for gang murder plots after two innocent men killed in Sydney shootings
- Family reveals final selfless act of innocent man gunned down in Merrylands West driveway
- Man shot dead in Sydney’s southwest in what police fear was a mix-up during ‘targeted attack’
- 7NEWS live updates: Worker rushed to hospital after being crushed by bitumen roller in North Sydney
The Canberra Timescanberratimes.com.au5
- 'Callous act': boxing coach killed in targeted attack | The Canberra Times | Canberra, ACT
- Slain boxing coach had links to outlaw motorcycle gangs | The Canberra Times | Canberra, ACT
- Life sentences for plotting gang murder in crackdown | The Canberra Times | Canberra, ACT
- Guns-for-hire, Interpol alerts in state leader's sights | The Canberra Times | Canberra, ACT
- Police probe potential second mistaken identity hit | The Canberra Times | Canberra, ACT
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- A boxing coach is dead, Sydney's third fatal shooting in a week.
- The killing came at a community centre with children inside, as New South Wales prepares to crack down on gang violence. Are these three killings connected, and will the new laws reach the people pulling the triggers?
- Police are hunting a lone gunman after the ambush at the Punchbowl Community Centre. The shooter fled in a silver Lexus, reported stolen, later found in Bass Hill, about eight kilometres away. More than a thousand officers are now scouring the city. The two other shootings this week happened in Glen Alpine and Merrylands West.
- The thirty-two-year-old, the son of former professional boxer Kali Meehan, was shot multiple times in a targeted ambush. About a dozen children were inside the centre getting tutoring. Some stood at the edge of the car park while CPR was performed. Police called it a callous act that could have endangered the community, and said no one else was specifically targeted.
- Three fatal shootings in nine days. The first two victims were innocent men killed by mistake. Tapia, a university student, was asleep in bed when intruders broke in. Macdonald, an electrician, was shot at his own front door after a gunman lay in wait for more than an hour.
- Police say the attack was targeted, but they've stopped short of saying why. They're investigating possible Queensland bikie connections, but a feud between two crime networks is not believed to be behind it.
- Police say the Meehan killing doesn't match the pattern of the previous two, but they've not ruled out his gang ties as a motive.
- On Monday, Premier Chris Minns announced a package targeting every stage of organised crime. The cornerstone: life in prison for anyone who plans a gang-related murder, even if it never happens. The government says the measures are still being developed, with no timetable for when they'll reach parliament. It's separate from an earlier gang-crime bill already in the pipeline.
- Police have counted as many as six mistaken-identity deaths in Sydney since the start of last year. A student asleep in bed and a tradesman at his own front door are the ones paying the price.
- For now, police say the three killings may not be connected, and the bill that would stiffen penalties is still being drafted, with no date for when it reaches parliament. Residents around Punchbowl, near schools and a childcare centre, say they feel unsafe. The question is whether any of this will touch a shadow economy where a life can be taken over a mix-up.
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