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A man at the centre of a missing persons case was shot dead alongside his brother after two young Queensland Police officers were ambushed and killed.

Four officers had attended a property on Wains Road, in Wieambilla, west of Brisbane, on Monday at about 4.30pm, after being asked by colleagues in NSW to check on missing man Nathaniel Train.

Alan Dare has been remembered as a loving husband, father and grandfather after he was killed in a mass shooting in Wieambilla in rural Queensland on Monday.

On a bush block in the rural Western Downs, four young police officers unwittingly walked into the path of a family consumed by conspiracy theories and bitterness.

A team of four officers was sent to the home in remote Wieambilla, 160 miles west of Brisbane, after reports that former primary school teacher Nathaniel Train was missing.

Two police officers killed in a shooting in Queensland, Australia

A female constable who had been in the police force for just two months frantically texted family members to say her final goodbyes fearing she would be murdered.

Cop killer Nathaniel Train had been a well-respected educator who was a leader in his field until a heart attack and cheating row derailed his life.

The conspiracy theorist gunmen who ambushed four cops and killed two them had spent years fortifying the home into a makeshift bunker to try to fend off an assault by police.

Disturbing police radio has captured the moment officers confronted gunmen who killed two cops in rural Queensland.
Constables Rachel McCrow, 29, and Matth