Man, 48, is shot dead in front of his 13-year-old daughter at his home in Brisbane 

Man, 48, is shot dead in front of his 13-year-old daughter at his home in Brisbane – as police hunt four assailants who fled the scene

  • Man shot dead at his home in front of his 13-year-old daughter south of Brisbane
  • 48-year-old suffered gunshot wound to leg during home invasion in Gleneagle
  • Another man, 40, was hit on the head with a hammer and suffered minor injuries
  • Police now hunting for four men who fled the scene just before 6am on Monday 
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A man, 48, has been shot dead at his home in front of his 13-year-old daughter. 

Police said they were now hunting for four men who fled the scene of a home invasion in Gleneagle, 70km south of Brisbane just before 6am on Monday morning.

Another man in the home, 40, was hit on the head with a hammer and suffered minor injuries.

A man has been shot dead at his home south of Brisbane in front of his 13-year-old daughter (scene pictured)

Police said they were now hunting for four men who fled the scene (pictured) of a home invasion in Gleneagle, 70km south of Brisbane just before 6am on Monday morning

Police said they were now hunting for four men who fled the scene (pictured) of a home invasion in Gleneagle, 70km south of Brisbane just before 6am on Monday morning

The deceased 48-year-old suffered a gunshot wound to the leg and was treated by paramedics at the scene but passed away just after 7am. 

A black, new model, Holden Commodore utility with no registration plates was seen leaving the address in Brittany Court.

It was then seen driving on the neighbouring Mount Lindesay Highway.  

Police are appealing to anyone who may have seen the vehicle near Brittany Court before 6am– or has dash camera footage or CCTV – to come forward. 

Another neighbour expressed their shock at the man’s death, saying he could regularly be seen walking his three-legged poodle. 

Police said they were now hunting for four men who fled the scene of a home invasion in Gleneagle, 70km south of Brisbane just before 6am on Monday morning

‘He was so great – he was super sweet,’ neighbour Billie Beever said.

‘It’s just so scary, it’s like why do people even have guns.’ 

The teenage daughter had been home at the time, 7 News reported. 



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