Missing man’s gun licence had been suspended after he left firearms at the Queensland-NSW border in December 2021
Queensland police have revealed Nathaniel Train had his gun licence suspended ahead of the Wieambilla shooting that killed two officers and a neighbour.Queensland police have revealed Nathaniel Train had his gun licence suspended ahead of the Wieambilla shooting that killed two officers and a neighbour.Queensland police have revealed there was a warrant issued for Nathaniel Train’s arrest in the months before he took part in the Wieambilla shootings.
Linford addressed reporters on Thursday to answer questions about last week’s fatal shooting of two police officers and a neighbour by Nathaniel Train, his brother Gareth and Gareth’s wife Stacey, before the trio were later shot dead. There were no “flags” and it was a “run of the mill” police job, Linford said. The officers had arrived after Nathaniel’s wife reported him missing to NSW police, citing concerns for his welfare.Gareth Train had one blip on his record – the unlawful possession of a firearm on an expired licence in 1998. There was no criminal history or intelligence on Stacey Train.
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