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Event: Queensland

Saturday, October 24, 2026 · 9:33 PM EDTEntities: browns plains, ian galpin, logan, salisbury, brisbane, jon raven, “it, jimboomba

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‘Horrific’: woman, 19, shot in head in drive-by shooting outside boxing event near Brisbane
The GuardianEuropeMainstreamOct 24 · 9:41 PM EDT

Four people have been injured after a drive-by shooting outside a venue hosting a boxing event, including a 19-year-old woman who was shot in the head.Queensland police Detective Inspector Ian Galpin said a group of people were gathered at the passenger drop-off zone outside Fitzy’s Loganholme, south of Brisbane, about 8.18pm on Saturday when a Mitsubishi pulled up.Galpin said police would allege a “number of shots” were fired from the front window of the pub where two males wearing balaclavas and gloves were sitting, striking four people.A Jimboomba woman, 19, was shot in the neck and head. She has undergone surgery and remains in a critical condition.Speaking on Sunday, Galpin described her as an “innocent bystander”.“It’s horrific. It’s something that her family should never have to go through.”Three others were injured and remained in serious but stable conditions: a Browns Plains man, 38, shot in the abdomen and arm, a Salisbury man, 37, shot in the abdomen, and a Cornubia man, 27, shot in the abdomen.Galpin alleged the Mitsubishi was set alight on Maloney Road at Waterford West, which was declared a crime scene, while a second car collected the occupants of the Mitsubishi and departed.“It is possible one of these persons from the Mitsubishi was injured or burnt during this process,” Galpin said.Sign up for the Breaking News Australia emailGalpin said it was too soon to say whether it was related to organised crime.“This is a horrific event in a public space where adults and children were simply trying to enjoy a sporting event and this incident, it’s clearly not acceptable. We will not tolerate it.”Speaking on Sunday morning, Logan’s mayor, Jon Raven, described residents in the area as frightened.“This has sent a shock wave through Logan. We’ve never seen something like this in Logan before,” Raven told the…