New information from the ongoing investigation about the Queensland Police shooters has revealed the shooters had no known major criminal records leading up to the attack.
In 2014 shooter Nathaniel Train was issued a driving offence, an incident where he crossed the Queensland border illegally when NSW residents could only enter Queensland if they were vaccinated. Additionally, he was carrying two firearms but was a licensed firearm owner.
Gareth Train’s only offence was unlawful firearm possession in 1998, as his license was expired, while Stacey Train had no criminal record.
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