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Shots fired not gang related

20/06/2013

*blurr out licence plate please**. A house in Doveton was shot at on Monday morning. 100880

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SHOTS fired at a Doveton house were not related to motorcycle gang activity, according to police.
Police are investigating after shots were fired into a house on Conferta Crescent about 12.30am on Monday morning. A number of people were home at the time, however no one was injured.
Investigators believe the offenders may have fled the scene in a small vehicle.
Supt Peter De Santo said that the occupant of the house was believed to be associated with Outlaw Motorcyclce gang members, but was not a direct member of the gang.
“We are confident (this shooting) was not related to gang activity,” Supt De Santo said.
“The victim is cooperating with police.”
Anyone with any information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit www.crimestoppers.com.au

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