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An off-duty paramedic was killed in an alleged shooting that took place in a park in front of onlookers.
The incident took place in Adelaide’s Outer Harbour, a major seaport in the city’s northwest, and emergency services, including South African police and ambulance crews, were called to the scene at 5.45pm on Monday.
Despite the desperate efforts of paramedics, the man could not be rescued and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Although South Australian Police are yet to confirm the man’s identity or other details about the incident, it is understood detectives are not treating the incident as suspicious.
The incident took place in Adelaide’s Outer Harbour, a major seaport in the city’s northwest, and emergency services, including South African police and ambulance crews, were called to the scene at 5.45pm on Monday.
Vicky Summerton, owner of a nearby hair salon, was driving home from work at 6.30pm when she saw ambulances and police vehicles parked in the area.
“I thought someone…had an accident or a heart attack because someone had an accident on the rocks a while ago,” he said. The advertiser.
Another local resident, Lincoln Johnstone, said the incident was heartbreaking.
“It’s a tragedy, it’s a really quiet neighborhood,” he said.
The reserve, which has a children’s playground, is frequented by parents and their young children.
WhatsNew2Day Australia has contacted South Australian Police and the South Australian Ambulance Service for comment.
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