‘Gunman’ in custody over shooting of four people in north Queensland: police
The man accused of the shooting of four people in north Queensland is in custody and the only surviving victim has managed to give police an account of the incident.
The bodies of two men and a woman were later discovered, and multiple crime scenes are being examined on Friday.Sourced by Nine He said the surviving victim was in a serious condition after being airlifted to hospital where he underwent surgery.“He was able to speak to us overnight and provide us details of what occurred at the incident yesterday morning and detectives will be speaking to him again this morning,” he said.
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