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Police shoot man dead after gunfire during siege in Victorian town of Daisy Hill
Police shoot man dead after gunfire during siege in Victorian town of Daisy Hill

The Guardian

time04-07-2025

  • The Guardian

Police shoot man dead after gunfire during siege in Victorian town of Daisy Hill

An armed man has been shot dead by police after a seven-hour siege prompted by earlier gunfire. Police were called to Menzies Drive in Daisy Hill, near the Victorian town of Maryborough, about 3pm on Thursday after reports of a gun being fired in an incident where no one was injured. They tried to speak with the man before an hours-long siege, with the Critical Incident Response Team, Special Operations Group and Dog Squad called in to assist, Victoria police said in a statement on Friday. It is alleged the man fired shots towards police, who returned fire just before 10pm. The man, who has not been formally identified, was hit and died at the scene. Sign up for Guardian Australia's breaking news email Homicide Squad detectives will investigate the fatal shooting with oversight from the Professional Standards Command, as is the standard procedure, police said. The state coroner has visited the scene. There have been several shootings by police in Victoria in recent months. Madeline Margaret Henry, 33, was shot dead on 24 May in South Melbourne after allegedly driving towards a male senior constable during the arrest of a machete-wielding man. The senior constable shot at the vehicle four times, hitting and killing the female driver. Abdifatah Ahmed was also shot dead at Footscray in the city's inner west on 17 April after allegedly rushing at police with a knife. Commander Tim Tully said two officers told the man to drop the weapon and shot him when he charged at police.

Police shoot man dead after gunfire exchanged in siege
Police shoot man dead after gunfire exchanged in siege

Yahoo

time04-07-2025

  • Yahoo

Police shoot man dead after gunfire exchanged in siege

An armed man has been shot dead by police after a seven-hour siege prompted by earlier gunfire. Police were called to Menzies Drive in Daisy Hill, near the Victorian town of Maryborough, about 3pm on Thursday after reports of a gun being fired in an incident where no one was injured. They tried to speak with the man before an hours-long siege, with the Critical Incident Response Team, Special Operations Group and Dog Squad called in to assist. It is alleged the man fired shots towards police, who returned fire just before 10pm. The man, who has not been formally identified, was hit and died at the scene. Homicide Squad detectives will investigate the fatal shooting with oversight from the Professional Standards Command, as is the standard procedure. The state coroner has visited the scene. There has been a spate of police shootings in Victoria in recent months. Madeline Margaret Henry, 33, was shot dead on May 24 in South Melbourne after allegedly driving towards a male senior constable during the arrest of a machete-wielding man. The senior constable shot at the vehicle four times, hitting and killing the female driver. Somali man Abdifatah Ahmed was also shot dead at Footscray in the city's inner west on April 17 after allegedly rushing at police with a knife. Commander Tim Tully said two officers told the man to drop the weapon and shot him when he charged at police.

Menlo Ventures On Developer Technologies, M&A, AI: Tech Disruptors
Menlo Ventures On Developer Technologies, M&A, AI: Tech Disruptors

Bloomberg

time10-02-2025

  • Business
  • Bloomberg

Menlo Ventures On Developer Technologies, M&A, AI: Tech Disruptors

The technology tools that enable to build, operate and manage enterprise applications and infrastructure have continued to evolve and the advancements in AI could reset the current technologies, businesses and M&A landscape. In this episode of the Tech Disruptors podcast, Tim Tully -- Partner at Menlo Ventures -- venture capital firm that invests early-stage across consumer, enterprise, and healthcare technologies, joins Sunil Rajgopal, BI's senior software analyst, to discuss the broad technology shift with particular focus on databases, observability, large language models and front-end development tools. They also talk about shift to developer role, productivity gains from AI, tech industry policies and technology M&A prospects.

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