Cross-border raids in hunt for Shannon Royal's killer
Police conducted raids in Albury and Wodonga as part of Strike Force Metron, investigating the September stabbing death of 28-year-old Shannon Royal.
Shannon Royal was stabbed in the neck on Calimo Street in Lavington on September 27 and died a week later in hospital. Police including Homicide Squad detectives launched Strike Force Metron to investigate.
On October 15, officers raided homes in both Albury and Wodonga, seizing various items as evidence. Loclan David McDermid was arrested in NSW on Victorian firearms, ammunition and bail offences in connection with the Wodonga raid.
Superintendent Paul Smith confirmed both NSW and Victoria police are working together. Police are urging the public to come forward with information.
- 28 years old
- Victim's age
- September 27, about 1am
- Stabbing date
- October 15 in Albury and Wodonga
- Raid date and scope
Why it mattersThe investigation remains active and police are seeking witnesses to help solve a violent death.
AustraliaThe case affects the Albury-Wodonga region and involves cross-border police cooperation between NSW and Victoria.
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