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A 71-year-old Canberra man died in a police shootout after allegedly committing serious family violence.
A 71-year-old man in Canberra’s southern suburbs died in a shootout with police Saturday night after allegedly committing serious family violence against his partner, who is hospitalized.
ACT Police responded to arrest him on family violence charges, but he opened fire, prompting a response involving tactical and bomb units and negotiators.
No officers were injured.
After barricading himself in a shed, he was found deceased just before midnight with suspected self-inflicted injuries.
An autopsy will determine the cause of death.
The incident is under investigation by ACT Policing and the Australian Federal Police, classified as a critical event, with the coroner overseeing the inquiry.
Support services are available for those affected.
Un hombre de Canberra de 71 años murió en un tiroteo policial después de presuntamente haber cometido una grave violencia familiar.