A farmer whose south Canberra home was ransacked and whose sheep were "deliberately injured" in a break-and-enter last month says the alleged assailants pointed a gun at him as they fled the property.
Canberra farmer alleges gun was pointed at him by men who ransacked home and injured sheep
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A farmer says men accused of killing sheep on his south Canberra farm last month allegedly pointed a gun at him as they drove away.
Police say the offenders killed four sheep and ransacked the home on a rural property near the Monaro Highway in Tuggeranong.
An 18-year-old man has been charged over the incident, and a 27-year-old man is also expected to be charged.
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