Man charged with murder after 25yo woman shot in head at Dicky Beach
Bradley Ian Cotten, who is known to Ms McIntosh, is accused of her murderEarlier, investigations revealed that Feebie McIntosh was shot shortly after 9am on Friday, during a disturbance in Coolum Street, Dicky Beach.
In a statement, police said Mr Cotten was "taken into custody without incident" and had "assisting with investigations". "However, preliminary investigations suggest this is not a domestic-related incident," police said in their statement.Feebie McIntosh with her friend, Gabrielle Tranter.
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