Victoria Police say the Dezi Freeman search in Mount Buffalo National Park remains active as investigators comb rugged bushland in the park’s alpine reaches in recent days for traces of the alleged gunman. The Dezi Freeman search continues to be described as resource intensive, with multiple teams deployed to track potential clues across steep terrain and dense vegetation.
Mount Buffalo National Park, located in Victoria’s north east, is known for its rugged terrain and changeable weather. Police say the operation is continuing despite challenging conditions, with park rangers and emergency services coordinating on the ground to keep teams moving through the area.
Residents and visitors to the region have been urged to stay clear of restricted zones and follow any public advisories. Officials have not disclosed new leads or a timetable for when the operation might wind down, and there is no confirmation of a sighting or recovered evidence at this stage.
What we know
- The operation is being conducted by Victoria Police in Mount Buffalo National Park.
- Search teams are actively combing bushland and rugged terrain for traces of the suspect.
- The focus of the inquiry is the person identified as the alleged gunman, Dezi Freeman.
- Authorities describe the search as ongoing and resource intensive, with multiple units involved.
- Public safety remains a priority, with park access monitored by police and rangers.
What we don’t know
- Whether Freeman is still in the park or has moved beyond the area searched so far.
- Whether any new leads or evidence have been found since operations began.
- What the next steps are for the operation or how long it might continue.
- Whether there will be further public advisories or restrictions around the park in coming days.
As the Dezi Freeman search persists, authorities have stressed that information released publicly may be limited while investigations are ongoing. Residents and visitors are advised to monitor official updates for any changes to park access or safety notices.
