The manhunt for the 'Australian Rambo' on the run from the police in remote bushland has entered its fourth day.
Australian police told an on-the-run gunman accused of killing two officers to 'lay down your firearms' Friday, as they continued their hunt for him in the rugged, forested area.
The heavily armed 56-year-old suspect, Dezi Freeman, fled into the bush Tuesday after opening fire on a team of 10 police officers at his home in the northeast of Victoria state.
The 'horrific' shooting in the rural town of Porepunkah killed 59-year-old detective Neal Thompson and 35-year-old senior constable Vadim De Waart, police said.
A third officer was wounded in the lower body and was scheduled to undergo surgery for a second time, but was expected to recover, they said.
