Floreat murders: Internal police report into officers in Mark Bombara case to be made public today

The findings of an internal police report examining the actions of officers before Mark Bombara murdered a mother and her daughter as he hunted his estranged wife in Floreat is set to be made public today. The West Australian understands Police Commissioner Col Blanch is expected to release the report this afternoon, with it understood Bombara’s daughter, Ariel, is also expected to address the findings. Bombara shocked the country when he shot dead Jennifer Petelczyc and her 18-year-old daughter, Gretl, in their western suburbs home in May. He was searching for his estranged wife and Ariel when he forced his way into the home, killing the women before turning the gun on himself. The release of the report comes just two days after The West reported several officers were understood to be facing disciplinary action for dismissing the Bombara women’s warnings in the lead-up to the murders. More to come.