Police say they’re closing in on alleged drive-by killers
Police say they are closing in on the attackers who allegedly killed a teenage girl and injured multiple others in a drive-by shooting just outside Brisbane.
Vana-Reese Schuster-Togiatau died days after being shot at a boxing event held at Fitzy’s pub in Loganholme on October 24. She was 19 years old.
Three men were also hit by bullets from a passing car, but survived.
CCTV showed two men in the vehicle, which was later found on fire at Moloney Road in Waterford West.
About 80 staff have been working on the police investigation.
On Thursday afternoon, deputy commissioner for specialist operations Cheryl Scanlon suggested more people may have been involved in the crime.
“That takes planning,” she said.
“Whatever role people have played, if people have information we want to know about it.”
“I do think there are others out there who haven’t given us information about individuals, and I would like to hear from those people.”
She said police had made significant progress in recent weeks.
Investigators have continued to call for anyone with information on the shooting to come forward.
Less than 24 hours after Schuster-Togiatau died, the gym behind the boxing event targeted in the shooting announced its indefinite closure.
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