Police investigating the fugitive period of “police killer” Dezi Freeman believe he travelled to New South Wales following his escape. Multiple outlets report that the investigation continues nearly three months after Freeman’s death in a border shootout, as police examine where he was during the 216 days he was on the run.
The reporting also states that additional arrests have been made as part of the probe, suggesting authorities are pursuing further lines of inquiry related to Freeman’s movements and alleged support networks or contacts while he was a fugitive. Authorities are focused on reconstructing his travel and activities during that period, including whether he crossed from one jurisdiction to another and where he may have stayed.
While details of the specific routes, locations, and the circumstances behind the arrests are not included in the provided summaries, the sources agree that police continue their investigation into Freeman’s movements and that there has been at least one round of further arrests since the border incident.
