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Residents in rural New South Wales could be facing an uneasy Christmas with police considering scaling back their search for accused double murderer, Malcolm Naden.
Malcolm Naden police search scaled down over Christmas
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- December 19, 2011
Naden cleans out, then cleans up, house
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Guns belonging to fugitive found at camp
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olice recover two guns from fugitive Naden’s campsite
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NSW Police have recovered two guns from a campsite used by the fugitive Malcolm Naden near Nowendoc, where an officer was shot earlier this month.Filed under: crime, law-crime-and-justice, murder-and-manslaughterSimilar news:
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Search for Malcolm Naden continues, firearms found
18 Dec, 2011 02:12 PMPort Macquarie News
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18 Dec, 2011 04:13 PMhttp://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/searching-for-bush-bandit-malcolm-naden/story-e6freuy9-1226224886100Teams of police and specialist dogs were flown to the break-in location and surrounding areas on Friday as the hunt for the accused double murderer continues.
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FUGITIVE Malcolm Naden has broken into a house 30km from his campsite, giving police their best idea of his whereabouts since he shot an officer and escaped their net earlier this month.
"He's obviously had to steal from this property because he's got no supplies, we got all his gear at his campsite," a senior police source said yesterday.
Authorities lost Naden on December 7 after he shot a 33-year-old police officer at his campsite near the tiny town of Nowendoc. The Sunday Telegraph can reveal the latest break-in occurred between Monday and Thursday in an area up to 30km from where his campsite was discovered.
Assistant Police Commissioner Carlene York, head of the operation to catch Naden, would not be drawn on the latest breakthrough, but said leads were being relentlessly pursued.
"We've been clearing out cabins and getting in touch with the community," she said. "We seized a whole lot of different items for forensic investigation."
Police recovered two guns from Naden's campsite that were hidden under a log and jammed inside PVC pipes.
Ms York added that more than 70 calls had been received by Crime Stoppers since the reward was raised from $100,000 to $250,000 for information leading to his capture.
After years in the bush, police believe his smell no longer resembles that of a "normal human", a source said, making it more difficult for the dogs to track.
Officers believe the fugitive is travelling day and night because of his extensive knowledge of the terrain.
"We're getting tactical advice about how far he could travel - we've got fresh staff out searching," Ms York said.
"He's very experienced in travelling across that ground, which is an advantage to him; we're aware that he's travelled around there before."
The break-in is understood to strongly resemble Naden's previous thefts.
During the last known robbery before he shot at police, Naden stole pyjamas, salt, sugar and flour from a hut before meticulously placing items back on their shelves. Basic goods and tinned food are understood to have been stolen during last week's theft.
Despite the efforts to find him, Naden has evaded capture for seven years.
Police will reassess their commitment to the operation as early as Tuesday to decide how to manage the search in the mid-to-long term. It is understood police will dramatically scale down the search over the Christmas and New Year period.
Senior police said they remain hopeful of finding the bushman, but concede that their window of opportunity is diminishing with each day that passes.
"You need a fair bit of luck up there - it's very easy to evade in bushland," another senior police source said. "All the luck's been on his side until now, but the weather is changing so we are hoping that that will tip things in our direction."
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NSW police are warning the hunt for one of the country's most wanted men could continue for weeks.
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Results 1 - 12 of 12 for "naden" in Oceania- Crack police snipers, dressed in camouflage that turns them into ghosts are sweeping through thick forests in the hunt for the man dubbed Australia's 'new Ned Kelly'. Malcolm Naden, 38, has been on the run for almost seven years following the murder of his cousin Kristy Scholes, 24, in Dubbo, New South Wales, in June 2005. 1 comment
- POLICE say the search of fugitive Malcolm Naden will continue into the new year if needed, with an additional 20 police deployed to Nowendoc yesterday.Comment?
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- Australia n police are on the hunt for a fugitive who has been on the run for the last six years. Malcolm Naden is wanted by police after his 24-year-old cousin Kristy Scholes was found strangled in 2005 in the town of Dubbo in New South Wales. ... Read the full story at IBTimesComment?
- NSW police deny that a $250,000 reward for accused murderer and skilled bushman Malcolm Naden means they have again failed to capture the elusive fugitive.Comment?
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Showing results 1 to 3 of about 309 Dec 11 | SMALL teams of anti-terrorist police, heavily armed and camouflaged, supported by dogs, appear to be searching a long strip of remote and rugged bushland outside Nowendoc in northern NSW for the state's most wanted criminal, Malcolm Naden. Locals12 Dec 11 | One bloke says he was hunting on his boss's property about an hour out of Nowendoc earlier this year when he saw movement in the distance, then a figure. He brought his scope to bear and for a moment, he says, he and the fugitive Malcolm Naden16 Dec 11 | If the rumours were true, NSW's most wanted man, Malcolm Naden, would have been caught three times in the past 24 hours at three different locations, 900 kilometres apart. The first suggestion was he was found near Wagga Wagga yesterday morning
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