Nearly three weeks after the death of a 48-year-old man in Phillip in Canberra’s south, police are asking for the public’s help to identify a group of people seen “behaving suspiciously” in the area.
- 48-year-old Glenn Walewicz died after being shot at the entry to his home in Phillip
- Investigators believe a group of people spotted alongside Athllon Drive may have information relevant to the shooting, and are calling for witnesses to come forwards
- ACT Policing is still searching for the gun used in the attack
Glenn Walewicz was shot at the entrance to his Canberra home on June 11. He died in hospital a short time later.
Today ACT Policing asked anyone who saw a small group of people “behaving suspiciously” in the greenbelt area adjacent to Athllon Drive, Phillip, between 10:30pm and midnight on June 11 to come forward.
Officers said those people may have been associated with a light-coloured, four-door sedan.
The car was reportedly parked on the Mawson side of Athllon drive between Hindmarsh Drive and the Mawson shops.
In the days following the shooting, police conducted a line search along Athllon Drive between Mawson and Hindmarsh Drive.
In the days following the shooting, police conducted a line search of Athllon drive.(ABC News: Adam Kennedy
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ACT police have called for anyone with information relevant to this case to contact them on 131 444.
They have also asked anyone who knew Mr Walewicz or may have any information on his murder to contact the Homicide Team directly on (02)5126 9590.
Police have not yet found the gun used in the attack.