Police are appealing for public assistance and have released CCTV of Jonathan Dick’s movements following the death of his brother in Doncaster last month, Victoria Police say.
Homicide Squad detectives continue to search for Jonathan, the brother of David Dick who died following a serious assault in Doncaster on Friday 3 February.
David, a 36-year-old Doncaster man, was brutally attacked at a Doncaster Road shopping centre about 6am.
Members of the public located him injured near a lift lobby at the property at about 6.10am and called triple zero (000).
David suffered head injuries and died at the scene.
Investigators believe Jonathan may be able to assist with their enquiries and urge him to hand himself in.
Jonathan was last seen in Wamba Road Ivanhoe East where his blue 1997 Ford Fairmont sedan, registration ONV 954 was found parked about midday on Saturday 11 February.
A sword believed to have been used in the attack was found inside the Ford Fairmont.
Detectives have released footage of Jonathan walking away from the car carrying a back pack and also walking south along Wamba Road in Ivanhoe when he puts a hat on.
Investigators are also releasing footage of Jonathan seen at a bank in Melbourne’s northern suburbs on 18 January in the hope someone may recognise him.
Jonathan Dick is described as Caucasian in appearance, 180cm tall with short grey hair and a solid build and he may have facial hair.
He has a wolverine vs sabre-tooth tiger tattoo on his right thigh to his knee and another tattoo on one of his calves.
It is not known what area Jonathan may have headed as he does not have his mobile phone with him and he has not accessed his bank accounts.
It is believed he may be armed with a knife and should not be approached by members of the public who should call triple zero.
Anyone with information on Jonathan’s whereabouts is urged to contact Crime Stoppers.
