A man wanted for stabbing a Comanche
A man wanted in connection with the stabbing of a Comanchero bikie outside a Brisbane gym is believed to have buried firearms on his property prior to his arrest.
Thomas Friedrich Myler, 35, is the third individual charged in connection with the death of 23-year-old Levi Johnson, which occurred on Monday in the parking lot of a Mansfield Goodlife gym.
Police received a tip before arresting Myler and his girlfriend on Skinner Avenue in Wellington Point on Friday night.
Prior to his arrest, the regional crime coordinator for Brisbane, Detective Superintendent Andrew Massingham, indicated that police would say he hid “a number” of firearms at another location.
Before his arrest, a man wanted in connection with the stabbing of a Comanchero bikie outside a Brisbane gym is said to have hidden firearms on a property.
Thomas Friedrich Myler, 35, is the third individual charged in connection with the death of 23-year-old Levi Johnson, which occurred on Monday in the parking lot of a Goodlife gym in Mansfield.
After receiving a tip, police raided Myler’s Wellington Point home on Friday night and detained him and his girlfriend (pictured, blue tarp at Mansfield carpark on Monday)
He claimed, “We were able to receive assistance from PolAir, and a Mazda 323 fled this (Wellington Point) residence shortly thereafter.”
This vehicle has been taken to an address in Chandler where we believe the wanted person buried multiple firearms.
It is believed that Myler and one of the suspected attackers, Kyle Martin, had a falling out and broke up after the stabbing.
Martin is still on the run, and police think he is still in Queensland and potentially armed.
Superintendent Massingham added, “Based on some of the comments made by this man (Myler) tonight, it appears that this relationship is somewhat fragmented, and we will examine this in the following days.”
Myler has been charged with homicide, unauthorized possession of a motor vehicle, unlawful entry, unauthorized possession of explosives, and operating a vehicle without an interlock.
Myler and one of the suspected attackers, Kyle Martin (pictured), are reported to have broken up following the stabbing.
Police Friday’s release of CCTV footage allegedly shows 24-year-old Kyle Martin in the Carindale shopping complex before to the attack. As the manhunt continues, police are urging his surrender.
His case was briefly examined in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on Saturday before it was postponed until October 4.
His girlfriend has not been charged, and she remains under investigation.
Stuart Galloway and Luke Thomas Moore, both aged 34, have been accused of murder.
On Monday, Mr. Johnson’s vehicle was surrounded by two cars before four guys exited and began shattering his windows.
Mr. Johnson fled, but two men nearby captured him and repeatedly stabbed him.
Superintendent Massingham stated, “It was unquestionably a terrible act, it transpired very swiftly, and they were indeed ardent in their desire to complete it.”
Anyone with dashcam footage from the Creek Road parking lot between 12:30 p.m. and 2:10 p.m. on Monday is requested to contact the police.
In addition, they are searching for dashcam footage from the Winstanley Street parking lot between 11:05 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
As they attempt to piece together a horrible tragedy, police in Brisbane interview a witness at the crime scene.
Police disclosed CCTV evidence showed Martin at the Carindale shopping complex previous to Friday’s incident.
Superintendent Massingham reported that the four suspects gathered in a neighboring spot, followed the victim, Mr. Johnson, to the gym parking lot in Mansfield or Carindale, and eventually surrounded him.
Anyone with dashcam footage from the Creek Road parking lot between 12:30 p.m. and 2:10 p.m. on Monday is requested to contact the police.
They are also requesting dashcam footage from the Winstanley Street parking lot between 11:05 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.o bikie who was detained outside a Brisbane gym allegedly hid firearms on a property.
Thomas Friedrich Myler, 35, is the third person to be charged in connection with the death of Levi Johnson, 23, on Monday in the parking lot of a Goodlife gym in Mansfield.
Police received a tip before detaining Myler and his girlfriend on Friday night during a home raid on Skinner Avenue in Wellington Point.
Prior to his arrest, Detective Superintendent Andrew Massingham, the regional crime coordinator for Brisbane, stated that police would say he hid “a lot” of firearms on another site.
Before his arrest, a man (pictured, Thomas Myler) wanted in connection with the stabbing of a Comanchero bikie outside a Brisbane gym allegedly buried firearms on a property.
Thomas Friedrich Myler, 35, is the third person to be charged in connection with the death of Levi Johnson, 23 (pictured), which occurred in the parking lot of a Goodlife gym in Mansfield on Monday.
Friday night, police raided Myler’s Wellington Point residence and arrested him and his girlfriend after receiving a tip (pictured, blue tarp at Mansfield carpark on Monday)
He stated, “We were able to obtain assistance from PolAir, and shortly thereafter a Mazda 323 left this (Wellington Point) residence.”
This vehicle has been transported to an address in Chandler, where we believe the sought individual buried a number of guns.
After the stabbing, it is believed that Myler and one of the suspected attackers, Kyle Martin, had a falling out and broke up.
Martin is still on the run, and police fear he is possibly armed and still in Queensland.
Superintendent Massingham stated, “It would appear from some of the comments made tonight by this man (Myler) that this connection is somewhat fragmented, and we will be examining this in the coming days.”
Myler has been charged with murder, unauthorized possession of a motor vehicle, entering a building, possessing explosives without authorization, and driving a vehicle without an interlock.
Following the stabbing, it is believed that Myler and one of the suspected attackers, Kyle Martin (pictured), had a falling out and broke up.
Police CCTV footage released on Friday purportedly showed 24-year-old Kyle Martin (pictured) in the Carindale shopping center prior to the attack. Police are requesting his surrender as the manhunt continues.
His case was briefly discussed in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on Saturday, and deferred until October 4.
The police have not charged his girlfriend and she remains under investigation.
Stuart Galloway and Luke Thomas Moore, both 34 years old, have both been charged with murder.
On Monday, two automobiles boxed in Mr. Johnson’s vehicle before four men exited and began shattering his glass.
Mr. Johnson fled, but two men apprehended him nearby and stabbed him many times.
Superintendent Massingham remarked, “It was certainly a ferocious act, it transpired very quickly, and they were indeed zealous about fulfilling their mission.”
Monday between 12.30pm and 2.10pm, anyone having dashcam footage from the Creek Road parking lot is urged to contact the police.
They are also seeking dashcam footage from the Winstanley Street parking lot between 11:05 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Brisbane police interview a witness at the crime scene as they attempt to piece together a horrifying incident.
Police revealed CCTV footage of Martin at the Carindale retail center prior to the incident on Friday.
Superintendent Massingham stated that the four suspects met at a nearby area, observed the victim, Mr. Johnson, for some time, waited for him to leave a particular location, and then followed him to the gym parking lot in Mansfield or Carindale, where they eventually surrounded him.
Monday between 12.30pm and 2.10pm, anyone having dashcam footage from the Creek Road parking lot is urged to contact the police.
They are also seeking dashcam footage from the Winstanley Street parking lot between 11:05 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.