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Man's Alleged Knife-Wielding Crime Spree Ends After Multi-Day Manhunt

Police allege the 29-year-old threatened victims with a hunting knife and stole a vehicle and caravan during a multi-day pursuit.

  • On Monday, NSW Police Tasered a 43-year-old man at a shopping center on Belmore Street, Burwood, following reports of "suspicious activity." A 32-year-old man was also arrested at the scene.
  • Police alleged 29-year-old Zane Walker committed multiple offenses, including threatening occupants at the Glen Innes Showground with a knife and stealing a Dodge Ram utility before leading police on multiple pursuits.
  • Earlier on Thursday, August 6, Walker allegedly broke into a Grieve Lane unit demanding car keys. Community assistance led officers to arrest him on a property on Holdfast Road, Yetman, on Sunday.
  • Facing 10 charges including robbery and vehicle theft, Walker appeared via video link in court on Monday, August 10. Judge Miranda Moody formally refused bail for the accused.
  • Judge Moody ordered police to present a brief of evidence in September. Walker remains in custody as the investigation into the alleged incidents continues.
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Man's alleged knife-wielding crime spree ends after multi-day manhunt

The 29-year-old faces 10 charges following alleged break-ins and multiple police pursuits across NSW. Uncover the dramatic details of his capture.

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Man brought down in dramatic taser arrest

A police chase through busy streets ended with a man allegedly armed with two knives being brought down by a taser.

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Man allegedly armed with two knives Tasered on busy Sydney street

The man allegedly tried to run from police who were responding to “suspicious activity” on a busy suburban Sydney street.

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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