Waterford West Shooting Investigation: Burning Vehicle Linked to Loganholme Drive-By Attack

A vehicle reportedly linked to a shooting outside a venue in Loganholme, Queensland, was later found burning in Waterford West, according to the supplied report. Investigators are working to establish the circumstances surrounding the shooting, identify those responsible, and determine how the vehicle came to be found on fire.

The reported shooting occurred on Saturday, October 24, 2026, outside Fitzy’s Loganholme on Bryants Road, while a boxing event was taking place. Queensland Police reportedly confirmed that shots were fired from a vehicle at approximately 8:15 p.m.

The reported vehicle discovery in Waterford West is part of the investigation into the Loganholme shooting; it does not, by itself, confirm that a separate shooting occurred in Waterford West.

Four People Reportedly Injured in Loganholme Shooting

According to the supplied account, four people were taken to hospital following the incident: a 19-year-old woman and three men aged 27, 37 and 38.

The woman was reported to be in critical condition, while the three men were described as seriously injured but stable. These details should be checked against official police updates or reliable local news reports before being treated as current.

The shooting reportedly caused panic among people attending the boxing event, with witnesses seeking safety as emergency services responded.

Burning Vehicle Found in Waterford West

Media reports state that a vehicle believed to be connected to the shooting was later found burning in Waterford West.

The discovery may help investigators reconstruct the events following the attack. However, the precise circumstances of the fire and the vehicle’s ownership have not been fully established in the information cited here. It would therefore be premature to state that the vehicle was deliberately burned to destroy evidence.

Police Investigation and Appeal for Information

Queensland Police are investigating the shooting. Reports published on October 25 said no arrests had been announced and that police did not believe there was an ongoing threat to the public.

Investigators are seeking information that could help identify those responsible and clarify what happened before and after the shooting. Anyone with relevant information can contact Queensland Police or Crime Stoppers Queensland anonymously on 1800 333 000.

The investigation remains ongoing, and further updates may clarify the circumstances surrounding the burning vehicle and the search for suspects.