Ashley Reuben-Milos charged after alleged stolen car pursuit and police standoff in Crestmead

The man who was shot by police after he allegedly pointed a hunting rifle at officers following a stolen car pursuit and hours-long standoff has been identified.

Police on scene at a Bix Court address at Crestmead where a man was shot by police. Picture: David Clark

The man who was shot by police after he allegedly pointed a hunting rifle at officers following a stolen car pursuit and hours-long standoff has been identified.

The Courier-Mail understands Ashley Reuben-Milos was shot twice by officers in the incident after he allegedly picked up a sawn-off hunting rifle.

Police on Tuesday confirmed the 32-year-old had been charged with five counts of dangerous conduct with a weapon, acts intended to resist arrest, serious assault, three counts of unlawful possession of a weapons, two counts of dangerous operation of a vehicle and unlawful use of a motor vehicle and authority to possess explosives.

Police pictured at Bix Court, Crestmead were the man was shot by police. Picture: David Clark

He has also been charged with one count of damaging vehicles when operating a motor vehicle, carry dangerous goods in vehicle, assault police, serious assault police, possessing relevant substance, evasion, obstruct police, possess dangerous drugs and trespass.

He will appear in Beenleigh Magistrates Court on October 25.

Investigators have continued to appeal to anyone who has video footage, including dashcam or mobile phone vision, or has any information relating to the incident.

The incident unfolded on Friday night after shots were allegedly fired at police tracking an allegedly stolen car.

It sparked an hours-long standoff at a Bix Court, Crestmead address between Reuben-Milos and highly-trained Special Emergency Response Team officers.

He is alleged to have aimed his rifle at the SERT officers in a room of the property before he was shot and taken into custody.

A dramatic police pursuit in which shots were fired at officers several times has led to a suburb south of Brisbane to be shut down on Friday night. Police pictured at Bix Court, Crestmead were the man was shot by police Picture David Clark

Queensland Police Union president Shane Prior described the police-involved shooting as “one of the most dangerous situations and incidents Brisbane has experienced for some time” as he called for the responding officers to be given bravery citations.

“An active, armed offender whilst driving shooting at pedestrians, drivers and police,” he alleged at the time.

“It will be alleged that this offender later raised a firearm towards police after agreeing to surrender.

“Police attempted to intercept the offender’s vehicle and it will be alleged that shots were fired towards police and their vehicle, just narrowly missing.”