Qld police officers killed

A young Queensland police officer, attacked in a horrific shooting that killed two other young police, has had surgery and is expected to be released from ...

"It's a difficult time for them … Mr Leavers said the surgery to remove all the shrapnel was "extensive", and Constable Kirk may need further surgery in the future. "I know she is with her loved ones and I'm just wishing her the best that she can take time to process this," Mr Leavers said. Constable Kirk underwent surgery to remove shrapnel and repair injuries from "a variety of weapons", the statement said. "That area is well known to be riddled with snakes and the ants and what they had to go through, not only fighting for their lives and trying to save themselves, they had other elements such as ants and snakes that they had to contend with." Two constables who fled for their lives after their colleagues were gunned down in a "trap" designed to "kill and maim" as many officers as possible had to contend with snakes as fires were lit around them.

Police have shot dead three people at a remote property on Queensland's Darling Downs after an ambush in which two officers and a bystander were killed.

"My heart goes out to the families and loved ones of all those affected by this tragedy. These were absolutely callous, brutal acts," she said. "The ruthless, murderous trio have ... All three are considered to be offenders actively involved in the ambush. Source: AAP / NSW POLICE/PR IMAGE "Has reading anything from the 1901 constitution or quoting common law to the black op police with the guns helped anyone in Victoria and their rights," a post from a user named Gareth Train said. Source: Supplied / Queensland Police Neighbour Alan Dare, who had come out of his property to check on the grassfire, was also shot in the back by the trio "in cold blood". A "hail of bullets" struck constables Arnold and McCrow, who fell to the ground, while 28-year-old constables Keeley Brough and Randall Kirk took cover before escaping. "This event is the largest loss of police life we have suffered in a single incident in many years." Constables Matthew Arnold and Rachel McCrow were responding to a call for a missing person when confronted by a "hail of gunshots" at a remote Queensland property. - Two police officers and a member of the public were shot dead during an ambush in Queensland.

Nathaniel, Gareth and Stacey Train were shot dead after murdering two police officers and a neighbour on a rural Queensland property.

He was a gentleman, very considerate of everything and couldn’t have helped me more settle her into the school,” she told 7NEWS. (Nathaniel Train) started putting in measures for him to feel safe at school and participate in more activities at school,” she said. My son’s got special needs and does not do well at school. “He realised she needed a bit of extra help and got a bit of extra help for her. It appeared Nathaniel Train had difficulties in Walgett prior to his departure, with reports he believed there had been NAPLAN cheating at the school. “Gareth Train resigned from the Department in May 2016, Nathaniel Train resigned from the Department in March 2020, and Stacey Train resigned from the Department in December 2021.” “He behaved and acted like any principal I’ve dealt with in my electorate,” he wrote on Facebook. “I just thought the world of him and am in total shock.” “I just remember enrolling my daughter in the school and being in the principal’s office with him. “Gareth, Nathaniel and Stacey Train are former employees of the Queensland Department of Education,” a spokesperson for the department told 7NEWS.com.au. “Unfortunately, he went off on sick leave and we got a new principal, who continued on with that. As more is pieced together about the three members of the Train family, 7NEWS can reveal Nathaniel Train and Stacey had initially been in a relationship after they met through their careers in education.

Sky News host Paul Murray says the Sydney Opera House has lit up blue to commemorate the two Queensland police officers who died in a shooting at Wieambilla ...

Conspiracy theories and any prior planning will be central to an investigation in Wieambilla, Queensland.

“We will get to the bottom of this. According to a missing persons notice issued by police, he was “last seen” in NSW on 16 December 2021. Carroll did not comment about whether any of the suspects had previously been known to police. Locals say he and his wife were well known in the nearby town of Tara, where the two slain officers were stationed. It is unclear what involvement Stacey had in the shooting, but Carroll said all three were suspects. I pay tribute to a neighbour driven by the instinct to help, Alan Dare. She texted information to colleagues about the shooters and told loved ones that she thought she was going to die. In 2020, he moved to Walgett in outback New South Wales – a town with a large Indigenous population. He believed the 1996 Port Arthur massacre – which led to an Australia-wide crackdown on guns – had been a “false-flag operation”. Gareth Train’s online posts – now deleted by the particular site – contain fragments of an origin story. Randall Kirk – whose wife is pregnant with their second child – was grazed by a bullet as he turned and ran back up the driveway. The officers were looking for Gareth’s brother Nathaniel, who had been reported missing.

One of the brothers who executed two police officers and a neighbour in an ambush at a Queensland property was obsessed with guns and began a relationship ...

I’m only speculating that somehow he moved into a relationship with Stacey and Nathaniel moved out, and they were divorced,” Train said. “It’s horrific, there’s no excuse for that. “Gareth, in particular, was obsessed with guns and weapons. The entire situation was “beyond understanding” and added he grieved for the families of the police officers and bystander who were killed in the shooting. Seriously I don’t. The boys went down a “dark track” and Train believes it started when Nathaniel experienced a breakdown, he said in the exclusive interview.

The “evil, murderous trio” responsible for the deaths of two police officers and an innocent neighbour had a ”sophisticated surveillance network” set up at ...

“That may take some time depending on the workload, but it’s important it’s done as quickly as it can but it needs to be thorough so we can all be aware of the information that comes to hand. “It’s tough for (the investigating team) but they’re professional and they’re going to do the job because we owe it to the three, Alan, Rachel and Matt.” to maim or murder them. “He was just a good neighbour going out to do the right thing and he was murdered in cold blood and that is really gut-wrenching for us as well.” Mr Leavers said the entire tragic event was “confronting” and he extended his condolences to the Dare family. Union boss Ian Leavers told NCA NewsWire after an inspection of the scene that it was clear a “plan was put in place” to execute the horrendous attack before it happened.