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A man has been charged after a gun was allegedly fired and residents were threatened with a taser in a home invasion in Melbourne's south-east.
Police earlier established a crime scene at the Glen Waverley property on Blackburn Road, with investigators combing through the area following the alleged aggravated burglary about 11pm last night.
Investigators allege a 30-year-old man broke into the property and fired a gun, threatening the residents with a taser, before getting into a white car and speeding off.
Witnesses told 9News they heard a "really loud bang" boom from the property.
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© NineA crime scene was set up at a Glen Waverley property after an alleged aggravated burglary.
"I thought it was a car crash or something, and then just a car driving off really fast," a local resident said.
The white car then smashed into another vehicle about 450 metres down the road.
Police said the driver dumped the car, but they allegedly found him in a nearby street, still holding the taser.
© NineA gun was allegedly fired and residents were threatened with a taser in the violent home invasion.
© NineA man in his 30s was questioned by police following the home invasion.
Detectives believe the man is known to the residents of the house.
Investigators have since recovered the alleged gun and taser.
The 30-year-old Box Hill North man was charged with aggravated burglary, three counts of reckless conduct endangering life, intentionally cause injury, recklessly cause injury and prohibited person using a firearm.
He was remanded to appear at Melbourne Magistrates' Court on August 9.
Anyone with information or dashcam footage is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.