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More Melbourne shootings: Two men found dead within 500m in Meadow Heights

Ross and Russel
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Two men have been shot dead in Meadow Heights overnight.

One man was found dead on Huntly Court and the other was found in Morris Court about 10.15pm.

One of the victims was seen being pushed by another man in a shopping trolley.

The man in the trolley told a witness he’d been shot twice and asked him to call police, the witness went inside his home and called Triple 0 and when he came back outside the man was gone.

Acting Commissioner Crime Command Michael Frewen confirmed the two shootings overnight are the same incident.

“A 40-year-old and a 28-year-old have been shot as a result of contact between themselves and other parties,” Commissioner Frewen said.

“Both between Friday, Sunday and last night’s shootings we’ve got no evidence to connect any of the shootings or people to each other in each of the circumstances.”

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Four men have now been shot dead across Melbourne in as many days.

“We’re back to the bad old days of gang wars,” Neil Mitchell said.

“Did you see the dash cam footage (of Friday night’s incident in Kensington)? It was pure Los Angeles, not Melbourne, men running around shooting in the street.

Veteran Herald Sun crime reporter Mark Buttler told Neil some of the men police are searching for in relation to these matters have been wanted by Victoria Police for about “10 years”.

“There appears to have been quite a bit of conflict between parties involved in the Kensington shooting prior to what happened on Friday night,” Mark said.

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The circumstances surrounding the fatal shootings not yet known, including whether the men shot each other or there are more gunmen on the run.

The homicide squad is investigating.

One witness who lives on Morris Court told 3AW she didn’t hear any shots but become aware of a man moaning.

She thought he was drunk before looking outside to see a man lying on the ground, surrounded by police.

The overnight violence is the latest in a string of fatal shootings across Melbourne that have left four people dead and two people in hospital in the past five days.

Anyone with any information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential report online at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au

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