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Police officers at residential area in Hamilton Hill, Perth, after reported shooting incident
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Four charged after man shot in Perth stomach near bushland

Four people charged with attempted unlawful killing after 37-year-old man shot in Hamilton Hill, Perth.

A man was shot in the stomach early Sunday near bushland in Hamilton Hill, about 23 kilometres south-west of Perth. Police called it a targeted incident.

The man was found by a member of the public, treated on scene, and later discharged from hospital after surgery. Four people have been charged: three men aged 47, 39 and 45, and a 49-year-old woman.

All face charges of attempt to unlawfully kill. Police refused them bail and they are due in Fremantle Magistrates Court today.

The investigation is ongoing.

37 years old
Victim age
Four people, ages 47, 39, 45, and 49
Charged persons
September 13, 4:30am
Incident time

Why it mattersPolice said they believed the incident was isolated and there were no concerns for public safety.

AustraliaThe shooting occurred in Perth, Western Australia. Residents in the area were initially told to lock doors and stay inside, though police later said there were no wider safety risks.

Corroborated bysmh.com.au·theage.com.au

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 21 h ago

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