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Victorian Emergency Services and Police Minister Paul Edbrooke found a bullet on his car etched with the word “rat” and his old firefighting number.

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The word “RAT” was etched into the gold metal casing. Even more chilling was a message on the other side.

Emergency Services Minister Paul Edbrooke, a former firefighter, found the bullet on his car on Saturday.

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