Wang Xueqiang, the Chinese owner of the bottled wine store in Melbourne`s Ochard Park (photo by the Pioneer Sun)
According to the Pioneer Sun, a Chinese-run bottled wine shop in Melbourne was mugged at gunpoint on the evening of January 28, killing the suspect by plain-clothes police on the spot.
At about 9 p. M. Sunday, plain-clothes police came to the (Park Orchards) bottled liquor store in Ochard Park after investigating a robbery in eastern Melbourne and found a suspected man sawing through a gun tube inside the shotgun threat store. Plain-clothes police quickly took action and will rob the suspect on the spot killed.
The 48-year-old man who was shot dead is a familiar figure to the police. Shortly after the incident, police arrested two other men, 49 and 50, who are helping police investigate.
On Monday morning, the owner of the bottled liquor store, Xueqiang & # 39 / Sean / 39 (Wang,), tearfully said he was a lucky man, thanking the state police.
Crime scene (Pioneer Sun Photo)
At that time, Wang Xueqiang stood behind the counter, his son Sean (Sean) ran out of the shop for help. Wang Xueqiang and Shawn have been operating the bottled hotel for three years, during which time they became targets of robbery.
According to witnesses to the incident, the police fired six shots at the time. The bottled hotel owner`s son ran to the next property and shouted, "help, call the police."
The state police said the police had killed the suspect in a series of violent robbery investigations and that a forensic medical examiner would conduct a post-mortem and could not comment further for the time being.
Acting Deputy Superintendent Guende (Ross Guenther) said: "the relevant police officers are actively investigating, have some knowledge of the suspected robbery." But, as far as I know, the incident was a coincidence, and the officers didn`t know the bottled hotel would be the target of the robbery. "
State Governor Andrew (Daniel Andrews) said it was a major event that required a full investigation. Andrew said he was a staunch supporter of the police, and that the state police made a high level of judgment in moments of crisis, perhaps better than any police officer in the world.
