Parolee wanted over Vic home shooting POLICE are searching for a parolee over repeated shooting attacks on a Melbourne house. They allege Simon Hancock fired shots into the northeastern suburbs home three times during Sunday and Monday after arguing with a 29-year-old man. A warrant has been issued for Hancock's arrest and he is believed to be with a woman, Kim Perry, and her two primary school-aged children. Police believe the four are still in the Yarra Ranges area of Melbourne. "Members of the public are encouraged not to engage with Simon as we still believe that he is armed," Detective Inspector Ian Campbell said. He is dangerous, he has quite a number of prior convictions for assault-related matters and firearms-related matters. Det Insp Campbell said Hancock was on parole when the Lilydale home was shot at three times during a 12-hour period. He urged Hancock and Ms Perry to hand themselves in. While standing at the front door of the home on Sunday, Hancock allegedly fired a gun before fleeing, police say. His intended victim jumped out of the way. It is alleged Hancock later returned and fired a shot through the front door, police say. He allegedly returned again in the early hours of Monday and fired a third shot at the house.