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Two gunmen still on the run after Hamilton Hill shooting

Police continued searching for two possible gunmen after a Sunday shooting in Hamilton Hill wounded a 37-year-old in the stomach.

A 37-year-old man was shot in the stomach near Yongka Road and Karda Way in Hamilton Hill on Sunday morning at about 4.35am. Police were investigating to locate two possible gunmen who fled the scene.

Police released CCTV footage showing four men meeting at a cul-de-sac before the shooting. Detectives said the victim and the gunmen were likely known to each other and described the attack as targeted and isolated, lasting only seconds.

Police said there was no ongoing threat to the public and nothing to suggest links to outlaw motorcycle gangs or tobacco disputes. The victim was treated at Royal Perth Hospital.

The serious and organised crime division is seeking information and witnesses.

37 years old
Victim age
Two gunmen fled the scene
Gunmen at large
Only seconds
Attack duration

Why it mattersA broad daylight shooting in a suburban street raises questions about neighbourhood safety, even though police say the attack was targeted at one person.

AustraliaThis is a local Perth crime investigation; residents of Hamilton Hill may be concerned despite police assurances of no wider danger, and the incident remains active.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 11 d ago

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