A gunman who shot a another man in broad daylight in Melbourne's south-east on Wednesday afternoon remains on the run
A gunman who shot a another man in broad daylight in Melbourne's south-east on Wednesday afternoon remains on the run.
The man's injuries are not life-threatening and he and and his companion at the time of the shooting are assisting police.Detective Sergeant Boskovski said it was believed the shooter and the victim were known to each other.
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