Police-killer Nathaniel Train is accused of breaking through a border gate into Queensland in a car loaded with weapons, including firearms. 9News
a year ago, as top officers call for state leaders to unite when it comes to gun laws.
Train is accused of breaking through a border gate into Queensland in a car loaded with weapons including firearms when only the vaccinated could cross state lines from a COVID-19 hotspot into Queensland. Anti-vaxxer Train is reported to have rammed the gates at a rural border crossing in the Goondiwindi region.He eventually got through and drove into Queensland in a Landcruiser loaded with weapons.
An ABC investigation reported Train's four-wheel-drive became stuck in flood waters and he removed guns, a bow and arrow and knives before ditching the car.Nathaniel Train, his brother Gareth and sister-in-law Stacey ambushed and killed Constables Matthew Arnold and Rachel McCrow.A map of the border the police killer is said to have jumped last year.
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