Tweets
- Tweets
- Tweets & replies
- Media
@VictoriaPolice is blocked
Are you sure you want to view these Tweets? Viewing Tweets won't unblock @VictoriaPolice.
-
The intersection of Flinders and Swantson Streets are now open to the public.
-
Update Route 70/75/Tennis extras: Trams have resumed along Flinders St following a
@VictoriaPolice incident. -
Sadly a fourth person has died following the Bourke St mall incident today. http://bit.ly/2jG3b1Q pic.twitter.com/h9XtlFNWY4
-
Reminder: CBD trams disrupted due to
@VictoriaPolice incident. Use@metrotrains this evening. Live updates: http://bit.ly/2jF7Bp8 -
Please avoid this area while Victoria Police investigate the Bourke St mall incident.
@EMV_newspic.twitter.com/o0YhQHMSoy -
Crime Stoppers are receiving calls RE Bourke Street Mall incident. If you've info to report for an unrelated incident, report online.
-
Friends and families yet to locate their loved ones can register on REGISTER, FIND, REUNITE online http://redcross.org.au or 1800 727 077.
-
If you have any footage of the Melbourne CBD incident that occurred on Bourke Street Mall today, please upload via http://upload.vicpolicenews.com.au
-
Victims and witnesses requiring support should call the Victim's Support Helpline on 1800 819 817
-
Customers travelling via the CBD today are advised to check our live travel updates page for the latest travel info: http://ow.ly/JHm0308b4nH
-
Victoria Police can confirm today's Melbourne CBD incident is not a terrorist incident. To clarify, the term CT stands for Counter Terrorism
-
The Australian Open has not been affected by the incident on Bourke Street. The event is operating as per normal.
-
We are about to stream live on Facebook from the scene with Acting Commander Stuart Bateson and Victoria State Health Commander Paul Holman.
-
Update: Police request that people avoid the area. The situation is now contained.
-
The exact circumstances surrounding the incident are yet to be determined and we will provide further information when it comes to hand.
-
Update: Pedestrian access has been closed on Bourke Street between William and Swanston Streets.
-
Update: Emergency services are assisting multiple patients but at least one person has been confirmed deceased.
-
Update: At this stage it is believed a man driving a vehicle has struck a number of pedestrians in Bourke and Queens St just before 2pm.
-
Update: A man has been arrested following an incident in the CBD this afternoon.
-
Pedestrian access has been closed along Bourke Street between Williams and Swanston. Police are asking for the public to avoid the area.
Loading seems to be taking a while.
Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.