BREAKING: Three men have been charged with murder over the death of a teenager at a Gold Coast tower over the weekend.
Queensland Police have charged three men with murder after Cian English, 19, fell to his death from View Pacific resort in the early hours of Saturday morning.after what was initially though to be a fall from a balcony.
Detective Superintendent Brendan Smith told reporters today there had been two groups of people staying at the hotel, going “room to room”.“During the course of the evening, the three main offenders have robbed the victim and his friend at knifepoint.Police were called to the View Avenue apartment complex around 3.15am Saturday after a passer-by discovered the body and called emergency services.
The scenes they witnessed were so traumatic that those tasked with looking after Mr English have undergone welfare checks.Police at the scene of a high-rise death in Surfers Paradise at View Pacific Apartments in View Ave in Surfers Paradise. Picture: Jerad WilliamsSeveral young people have fallen to their deaths from high-rise balconies in Surfers Paradise in recent years.
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