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Third murder suspect arrested at airport in Melbourne shooting case

A 20-year-old man was arrested at Melbourne airport on Friday. He is the third man charged with murdering Daniel Hussein.

Police arrested a 20-year-old at Melbourne International Airport on Friday before 4am. He was trying to board a flight.

He is the third man charged with murder in the death of Daniel Hussein, 22. Hussein died from a shooting on September 10 at HR Uren Reserve in Thomastown.

Brothers Marcus Jajou, 19, and Lucas Jajou, 20, from Donnybrook were charged earlier. Hussein was a plumber.

He was engaged to be married and had recently bought a house. His brother said "he had his whole life ahead of him."

Daniel Hussein, 22, plumber
Victim age and profession
September 10, HR Uren Reserve, Thomastown
Shooting date and location

Why it mattersThe arrest moves the murder investigation forward. It shows police finding a suspect who was trying to leave Australia.

AustraliaNorthern Melbourne homicide investigation; community and public safety concern in Victoria following fatal shooting.

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