Police investigation launched after ute sprayed with bullets north of Brisbane

Security cameras have captured the moment a man armed with an apparent shotgun knocks at the door of a Narangba home before a ute was sprayed with bullets.

Security cameras have captured the moment a man armed with what appears to be a shotgun knocks at the door of a Narangba home, where a ute parked outside had bullets sprayed into it.

Footage obtained by Seven News Queensland, shows a man holding the shotgun and knocking at the door of the home.

Audio was captured of the man swearing at the occupants, requesting them to come out and threatening to smash their windows, before he left the scene.

Several hours later, the occupants of the dwelling found their Mitsubishi Triton covered in bullet holes.

A female resident of the dwelling told Seven News that the shocking incident left her worried.

“You still worry about what you know could happen,” she said.

“Because obviously when someone’s got a gun like you know that’s your life being threatened.”

CCTV of the alleged gunman at Narrangba. Picture: 7 News

Locals have reported seeing a ute with alleged bullet holes in a suburban street north of Brisbane on Monday. Photo: Supplied

Neighbours have reported hearing gun shots in the early hours of Monday morning that led to a heavy police response.

A neighbour had also posted a video to social media showing a police officer in tactical gear in her yard.

A neighbour told the Courier-Mail she heard shots fired between midnight and 1am and again around 7am to 8am.

Queensland Police confirmed officers attend the Oakey Flat Rd address in relation to a person of interest.

A police officer in tactical gear on a neighbouring property.

Locals have reported seeing a ute with alleged bullet holes. Photo: Supplied

“Subsequently, a search of a residence was conducted however no one was located,” a spokesman said.

“As investigation are ongoing, we are unable to provide further comment at this time.”