Queensland police are continuing a major investigation after a drive-by shooting outside a venue in Loganholme left four people injured during a boxing event on Saturday night, 24 October 2026. Investigators are searching for at least three people believed to have been involved in the attack, which has prompted concern among residents and members of the local community.

Police were called to Fitzy’s Loganholme on Bryants Road at approximately 8.15 pm after reports that shots had been fired from a vehicle outside the premises. The venue was hosting the Logan City Titles Fight Night, an event attended by spectators, families and boxing enthusiasts.

According to investigators, a silver Mitsubishi stopped near people gathered around the passenger drop-off area. Several shots were allegedly fired from the vehicle, striking four people. The occupants then fled the scene, leaving victims with serious gunshot injuries.

The most seriously injured victim is a 19-year-old woman from Jimboomba who sustained gunshot wounds to her head and neck. She underwent emergency surgery and remained in critical condition in the latest police updates published on 26 October. Investigators have indicated that she was not believed to have been the intended target of the attack.

Three men, aged 27, 37 and 38, were also injured. They suffered gunshot wounds to their abdomens, with the oldest victim also injured in the arm. All three underwent surgery and were reported to be in serious but stable conditions.

Detectives believe at least two men were inside the Mitsubishi during the shooting. Witness and CCTV information reportedly indicated that the occupants wore balaclavas and gloves. Investigators are also examining the possibility that another person assisted the suspects in escaping.

The Mitsubishi was subsequently found burnt out on Maloney Road at Waterford West, several kilometres from the shooting location. Police believe a second vehicle collected the occupants after the abandoned car was set alight. A utility vehicle was also found burnt out later that night at another location, and investigators are examining whether the incidents are connected.

Police have not confirmed a motive for the shooting. Detectives are examining CCTV footage, witness accounts and forensic evidence as they attempt to identify everyone involved. Authorities have cautioned against speculation about possible links to organised crime while the investigation remains ongoing.

The shooting has caused significant concern in Loganholme because it occurred outside a public venue during a community sporting event. Families and children were among those attending the boxing night, and witnesses described people rushing for safety when the gunfire began.

Logan Mayor Jon Raven condemned the incident and expressed sympathy for the injured people, their families and those who witnessed the attack. Queensland Premier David Crisafulli also described the shooting as a serious crime and said those responsible should be brought before the courts.

Queensland Police have urged anyone who witnessed the incident, has relevant CCTV or dashcam footage, or knows information about the suspects or vehicles to contact investigators or Crime Stoppers. Even information that appears minor could assist detectives in reconstructing the events and identifying the people responsible.

As of the latest report published on 26 October, the suspects remained at large and no arrests had been confirmed. Police said they did not believe there was an ongoing threat to the wider public, although the investigation and search for the alleged offenders continued.

The case highlights the serious consequences of gun violence in public spaces and the impact such incidents can have on victims, families and entire communities. Investigators are continuing to gather evidence, and the allegations against any suspects will need to be established through the appropriate legal process.