29-year-old man charged with Royal Park attempted murder shooting

Police have charged two more suspects after an alleged attempted murder in Adelaide’s northwest.

Police have charged a third man with attempted murder after a Royal Park shooting left another man hospitalised earlier this month, while a young woman also faces court over the incident.

The victim, a 47-year old man was shot and was rushed to hospital with non-life threatening injuries from the Brandwood St scene on Tuesday, January 17.

A 29-year-old man was arrested over the shooting at a Manningham address and charged with attempted murder at about 8pm Sunday night.

A 22-year-old Gawler West woman was also arrested at the same home and charged with aiding and abetting attempted murder and failing to truly answer questions.

Both were refused police bail and will appear in Port Adelaide Magistrates Court on Monday.

Police at the scene of a the shooting at Royal Park. Picture: Todd Lewis

Their arrests come after two other men faced court on attempted murder charges.

Tyrone James Doyle-Tarrant, 44, was charged after officers swarmed a Croydon Park address the night of the shooting.

He is facing charges of attempted murder, failing to answer questions under the Firearms Act and carrying an offensive weapon.

Tyrone James Doyle-Tarrant has been charged with attempted murder over a shooting at Royal Park. Picture: Facebook

Troy Richard Trengove, who is charged with the alleged attempted murder of a Royal Park man. Picture: Facebook

He appeared in court the following day where he did no apply for bail and will reappear in April.

A second man, Troy Richard Trengove was then arrested over the shooting at around 6pm Wednesday, January 18.

The 51-year-old from Parafield Gardens was charged with attempted murder, possessing a firearm without a licence and possessing ammunition.

He made no application for bail in court and will appear alongside Mr Doyle-Tarrant.