WATCH: Harrowing screams as man shot multiple times by cops in street

The man shot by police south of Brisbane on Wednesday has been identified as new allegations have been made about the moments leading up to the incident. SEE THE FOOTAGE

New allegations have been made about the moments leading up to a man being shot by police, south of Brisbane.

Video footage captured the horrific aftermath of the shooting, with a man lying on a busy Logan road surrounded by police who were now trying to keep him alive.

Witnesses claim they heard three shots, followed by screams.

The man shot by police has been identified as Lawrence Gabriel Bundi, 40, of Logan.

He remains in a critical but stable condition in the intensive care unit at the Princess Alexandra Hospital.

It is understood he spent the night in surgery, and that his condition is not expected to change in the coming days.

Emergency services work on a man who was shot by police at Logan.

His friends have taken to social media to share their hope for his recovery.

“Prayers for brother Laurence Bundi and family in surgery from police shooting him Logan today,” Ricky Pascoe said.

“Let us all send prayers and love for Bundi and extended families for brother Laurence Bundi biamee. “God bless you all, stay with us Warrior.”

“Sending my prayers,” Mabel Saunders added.

“Get well soon Bundi and my best to the family,” Sheryl Verreyt said.

“Aww how Sad Sending my Love and Prayers to the Family,” Lavern Murphy said.

Deborah Kelly and Lyndell Storey wished Mr Bundi a speedy recovery, prayers to the family, and their love.

Police tonight confirmed Bundi was wanted for a number of serious matters and officers were attempting to arrest him when he allegedly struck one of them with a hammer and threatened them with a screwdriver.

“All body worn camera footage available will be reviewed and form part of the investigation,” police said in a statement.

“This investigation into the incident is subject to oversight of the Crime and Corruption Commission.

A hammer near a police car at the scene of a shooting at Logan Central on Wednesday. Picture: David Clark

“The QPS including senior officers from Logan District, First Nations and Ethical Standards Command have met with family and Elders today.

“The man is expected to be charged with one count each of serious assault police officer, obstruct police, and acts intended to resist/prevent lawful arrest.”

Police said Bundi was also expected to be charged with four counts of acts intended to resist/prevent lawful arrest, four counts of unlawful use of a motor vehicle, six counts of enter premises to commit indictable offence, three counts of threatening violence, two counts of threatening violence (DV offence), two counts of assault occasioning bodily harm whilst armed (DV offence), two counts of assault occasioning bodily harm (DV offence), two counts of enter premises with intent to commit indictable offence and two counts of fail to comply with duties of a driver involved in a crash.

He was also expected to be charged with two counts of stealing, two counts of enter dwelling and commit, and one count each of attempted enter dwelling and commit, assaults occasioning bodily harm whilst armed, assault occasioning bodily harm, dangerous operation of a vehicle with prior conviction, driving without a licence, fail to take reasonable care, possess utensils, armed robbery, unlawful entry of vehicle for committing indictable offence, and unlawful possession of suspected stolen property.

Police Ethical Standards Command is investigating the shooting, which took place on the corner of Croydon and Blackwood roads.

Police pictured at the scene of a shooting Logan. Photo: David Clark

“Immediate first aid and CPR were provided, and the man was transported to Princess Alexandra Hospital in a critical condition,” a police statement read.

“A crime scene has been established at the address while police investigations continue.”

A spokeswoman from the Princess Alexandra Hospital on Thursday morning said the man was in a “critical but stable condition in ICU”.

After the shooting, chaos erupted on the streets.

Footage shot by witnesses also shows police handcuffing a man who wouldn’t leave while he was working at a barber shop.

Yousef Zakariya said he was inside A To Z Barbers when he heard what sounded like three gunshots.

“We were at the shop and we heard gun shots and we went to check it out and a police officer had a gun in their hand and shot the man,” he said.

“After all that happened they started pushing us away. Police came into our shop.”

Mr Zakariya said police took them to the end of the street. Police declared a crime scene and closed most the street between Croydon and Blackwood roads.

“They shot him about three times. We didn’t hear any commotion beforehand,” he said.

Logan Central Childcare is on the street where the shooting occurred and parents were called to collect their kids.

One parent said they were “freaked out” when they found out what happened. He said he came to pick up his two children immediately once he got the call.

“It’s very worrying,” he said.

“My kids were nearby.”

A large crime scene has been set-up where a man was shot by police.

Another parent said the childcare centre called them to come and pick up their kids because it was very serious.

“I was terrified,” she said.

“I sort of calmed down once they said the children were OK but I didn’t imagine there would be so many police cars.”

Don from Logan, who would not give his last name, said he was terrified when he heard what sounded like three or four shots.

“I was down the road with my mate when I heard a couple shots,” he said.

“Cops wouldn’t let us into the premises. I was pretty frightened by the sound of it. I tried to come in.

“All my mates were around the corner.”

A man has been shot by police at Logan. Photo: David Clark.

Detectives at the scene of a Logan police shooting. Photo: David Clark