Police say the Australian fugitive helped to avoid capture

Police said the refugees who allegedly killed two officers in a small rural city in Victoria in Australia are assisted by some community members.

Desi Freeman has been working since last Tuesday when the police arrived at his possession to execute a search warrant, reportedly investigating sexual offenses.

Mr. Freeman, a well -known conspiracy theorist, escaped to Bushland, bordering on the property, massive for him now on the seventh day.

Earlier, his wife Amalia Freeman urged him to enter and expressed his condolences to the families of the officers who were allegedly killed.

Victoria’s police – who had previously asked Mr. Freman to surrender – they say that the age of 56 was not.

“People know the location of a person who killed two police officers,” Brett’s head said on Monday.

“You commit an extremely serious crime while maintaining or helping the rescue of Dese Freman.”

He refused to clarify how many people are suspected of police, whether they were locals in the city of Perepunk or nearby areas.

Police arrested and promptly released Ms. Freeman and a 15-year-old girl, raid on another Porepunkah property on Thursday night but provided no additional information.

Ms. Freman said she and her children “respected the important work of Victoria’s police and did not have views on anti -authority”, in a statement issued by her lawyers.

Helicopters and armored vehicles are now looking for an area where Mr. Freeman has disappeared for almost a week.

The killings have Revival questions about how Australian authorities are threatening conspiracy theorists – Three years after a welcome ambush in Queensnd.

Mr. Freman had Long support the views of a “sovereign citizen” and had a well -documented hatred of power.

Police Victoria notes that up to 10 officers went to his property, up to 10 officers, but specialized police support was not asked.