The horrifying moment a family of cop killers opened fire on a group of young police officers was recorded on disturbing audio. One of their victims was killed at close range despite pleading for her life.
On Monday at about 4:30 p.m., Queensland police officers Rachel McCrow, 29, and Matthew Arnold, 26, were shot and killed as they approached Gareth Train’s house together with his former school principal brother Nathaniel, ex-teacher wife Stacey, and ex-teacher sister-in-law Stacey.
When the police came to the Train family’s Wieambilla property to look into the disappearance of Nathaniel, who had not been heard from since October, the three family members, who were heavily armed and outfitted in camouflage, opened fire on them.
Alan Dare, 58, a neighbor and uninvolved witness, was shot in the back and murdered when he rushed to the scene to investigate.
The horrifying moment cops witnessed and heard their colleagues being killed in cold blood has been recorded on disturbing audio.
“We think POI 2 could be firing shots.” A male cop announces, “Shots fired.”
The POI 2 seems to be trying to reload.
POI 1 could have been shot here.
POI 1 is not moving. There seems to be blood on the ground and there is no movement from number 2.
According to reports, Ms. McCrow pleaded for her life as she lay bleeding on the ground but was nonetheless slain.
As they approached the front door of the secluded home, she and her partner Constable Arnold were ambushed and shot at close range.
Constable McCrow joined the service in June 2021, while Constable Arnold was sworn in as a police officer in March 2020.
Constable Keeley Brough, the fourth police officer, crouched in some tall grass as Constable Randall Kirk rushed for cover and was wounded in the leg.
As the gunmen set fire to the bush in an effort to smoke her out, Ms. Brough frantically texted her loved ones as she braced for the worst.
She had barely received her police academy diploma eight weeks before, but boldly gave her colleagues continual intelligence while dodging the policeman murders.
As a mass shooting started, at least 16 general duty cops arrived on the scene.
The police were able to recover the remains of their deceased coworkers and find Mr. Dare’s wife Kerry hiding in the trunk of a vehicle.
At about 10:30 p.m. local time on Monday, a heavily-armed special operations unit shot Gareth, Nathaniel, and Stacey to death.
The police were looking into Nathaniel Train, a former head teacher at Yorkeys Knob State School in far-north Queensland and Walgett Primary School in the greater west of New South Wales.
Some of his loved ones hadn’t seen him in almost a year, and they hadn’t heard from him since October. Last week, he was reported missing in Dubbo.
Prior to moving to Wieambilla to join his brother Gareth, his brother Nathaniel is said to have been residing in a rural area in northern New South Wales.
According to postings acquired by Daily Mail Australia, Gareth Train was quite active online, often posting strange beliefs about important international events in the comments areas of niche news websites.
In one online tirade, Gareth claimed that the Australian government was to blame for the 1996 Port Arthur Massacre in Tasmania, which resulted in the deaths of 35 people.
This was a government psychological operation to disarm the Australian populace, he said in November 2020. “Anyone who followed the live media coverage at the time and was aware of the political lying build up understands that.”
Gareth had said that ‘chemical agents’ had been dumped over Australia only two months before, covering substantial portions of NSW, Victoria, and Queensland. He stated, “We are now being chemically influenced and poisoned on a global basis.”
Gareth has often expressed his distrust of the Queensland Special Emergency Response Unit (SERT), the same team who yesterday night at around 10.30 p.m. local time came at his house and shot him.
In September of last year, he declared: “The state sponsored terror squaddies — SOG, SERT, and other special persons — are merely government paramilitary hammers.”
According to reports, his brother Nathaniel was residing in Gareth and Stacey’s off-grid property, where he looked to be stockpiling water and solar panels in preparation for the impending end of the world.
According to Commissioner Carroll, the police “didn’t stand a chance” and the deceased officers had “great careers” ahead of them.
On Tuesday, flags will be flying at half-mast outside Chinchilla police station and at all other police stations around Queensland.
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