Queensland police shoot man dead after four-hour siege
A small community in Far North Queensland is distressed and angry after a dramatic four hour siege ended in tragedy. Late Saturday, police shot dead a 27-year-old man after he allegedly approached officers armed with a knife.
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Queensland police shoot man dead after four-hour siege
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