The pocket knife was legal, his parents say. Police shot him three times
On a night out while wearing his work gear, Luke Gilbert was holding a pocket knife “you buy in Bunnings”. Seconds later, the tradie was dead.
Source: brisbanetimes.com.au
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Police confirm officers who shot dead Mareeba man were not wearing body cameras
Acting Deputy Commissioner Mark Wheeler says the specialist police who fired the lethal shots "generally don't" wear body cameras, which are standard for first responder QPS officers.
Source: abc.net.au
Mareeba Indigenous community protests after Aubrey Donahue was shot and killed by police
The small far-north Queensland town of Mareeba has erupted into a series of protests following the death of Indigenous man Aubrey Donahue at the hands of Queensland police.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Protesters take to streets in Far North Queensland after Indigenous man shot dead by police in Mareeba
The protest in Mareeba comes after an Indigenous man was shot dead by police on Saturday.
Source: abc.net.au
Aubrey Donahue shooting: Family demands QLD police release body-cam footage
Officers were called to a home in Mareeba, 65km west of Cairns, at around 11.30 on Saturday morning after receiving reports of a domestic violence incident and threats of self-harm.
Source: dailymail.co.uk