Skye Wallis wanted over hit-and-run death of Senior Constable David Masters

Police are pleading for the female driver wanted over the hit-and-run death of Senior Constable David Masters on the Bruce Hwy on Saturday morning to hand herself in.

Police investigating the death of Senior Constable David Masters are urging Skye Wallis to hand herself in.

Detectives have released details of a woman they believe was at the wheel of the car that hit and killed senior constable David Masters on the Bruce Highway north of Brisbane yesterday.

Police allege Caboolture woman Skye Anne Wallis, 33, was driving the stolen car when it hit the 53-year-old officer as he lay road spikes on the Bruce Highway at Burpengary.

Skye Wallis is wanted over the hit-and-run death of Senior Constable David Masters.

Detective Superintendent Craig Morrow this afternoon urged Ms Wallis to hand herself into authorities.

“Of course Skye if you are watching this or listening to this there’s an opportunity for you to present to a local police station and hand yourself in,” he said.

Det Supt Morrow said police would allege Ms Wallis deliberately drove at Snr Const Masters.

“The actions of the vehicle and the course of the direction it took lead us to believe that it was a deliberate act,” he said.

Senior Constable David Masters pictured with his wife Sharon Masters. Picture: Facebook

Police yesterday arrested Kari O’Brien, 24, who they allege was a passenger in the car.

Ms O’Brien was charged with murder, arson and unlawful use of a motor vehicle and will appear in Caboolture Magistrates Court on Monday.

Ms Wallis is described as 170cm tall, Caucasian, with dyed silver hair and brown eyes.

Flowers at Deception Bay Police Station for Senior Constable David Masters. Picture: Richard Walker

She is known to have connections with the North Brisbane and Moreton areas.

Anyone with information about Ms Wallis’s whereabouts is urged to contact police.