Amalia Freeman has urged her husband to turn himself in as the search for the alleged gunman continues for a sixth day in Victoria's north-east.
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Dezi Freeman's wife has urged the alleged Porepunkah gunman to surrender
The wife of alleged gunman Dezi Freeman has urged her husband to surrender and offered her condolences to the families of two police officers who were shot dead last week in regional Victoria.
In a statement provided via her lawyer, Amalia Freeman said she and her children wished to "share our deep sorrow for the loss of the lives of Detective Leading Senior Constable Neal Thompson and Senior Constable Vadim De Waart".
Ms Freeman said she and her children "respect the important work of Victoria Police and do not hold anti-authority views".
"We echo the requests of the Victoria Police for the swift and safe conclusion of this tragedy," she said.
"I lend my full support to Victoria Police in their search for my husband and will co-operate with Victoria Police in any way that I can.
Ms Freeman also asked anyone who may be harbouring or helping Mr Freeman to contact police.