Austrian poacher found dead after killing 4—police | Inquirer News

Austrian poacher found dead after killing 4—police

/ 08:47 AM September 18, 2013

Police stand near the villages of Grosspriel and Kollapriel some 90 kilometers (55 miles) west of Vienna, Austria, Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2013, where a man was barricading himself inside a farm building. Police said the man was later found dead after he set himself on fire at his home. AP

VIENNA—Austrian poacher Alois Huber, who killed three policemen and a paramedic, died after setting himself on fire while holed out at his home, police said early Wednesday.

Commandos from Austria’s elite “Cobra” police force launched a raid to root out the 55-year-old gunman just before nightfall Tuesday in an operation that lasted five hours and ended with the discovery of his burnt body at his home 90 kilometers (55 miles) west of Vienna.

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TAGS: Austria, Crime, Fire, Homicide, Suicide

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