Australia is suffering from the rampant spread of extremism, which has become a serious issue in the country.

The Australian newspaper's front page stated that on August 26, 2025, a severe shooting incident occurred in the small town of Borlumka in Victoria, Australia. The suspect, Deez Freeman, shot two police officers on duty and fled, and has not been arrested to this day.

The shooter is 56-year-old local resident Deez Freeman, who is believed to be affiliated with the anti-government "sovereign citizen" group, which believes government institutions are illegal.

Police have released identity photos of the two police officers who were killed on the spot: one 59-year-old detective and one 35-year-old senior officer.

One police officer was seriously injured in the lower body and was taken to the hospital by air ambulance.

The quiet village has a dark and violent past, leaving only one option: life imprisonment or the death penalty. The alleged shooter, Dezi Freeman, was still on the run last night. He was fully armed, and at a time when the two police officers killed in the events in Borlumka on Tuesday were being mourned, he had no restraint.

Tuesday. Thompson is about to retire, while Dewat is a new face in the mountainous area. Police Chief Mike Bush said that the sacrifice of these two officers "has deeply hurt the hearts of the Victoria police, the broader police community, and the Borlumka community."

Freeman lost his gun license five years ago. It has been disclosed that his former landlord is worried about his own safety and the safety of many people in the community who had conflicts with this 56-year-old man.

Despite the harsh winter conditions, there are a large number of police stationed in the area, but as of 10:08 a.m. on Tuesday, the whereabouts of the fugitive have not been confirmed. He is charged with executing Senior Detective Neil Thompson and Senior Officer Vadim Dewat, who were honored yesterday for their ultimate sacrifice. A third police officer was injured in the ambush and was taken to Alfred Hospital by helicopter. Last night, the government building in Melbourne was illuminated with blue lights, and the city's flags were lowered to half-mast to honor the two.

Original: www.toutiao.com/article/1841648939671552/

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