Dan Shearin trial: Accused murderer Jason Moorea given GPS tracker

A cruise ship singer accused of murdering a Gold Coast cheerleader has arrived at the Southport Police Station to have a tracking device attached to his leg after being released on bail without one earlier this week.

Jayden Moorea, who legally changed him name from Dan Shearin, flanked by his lawyer Chris Hannay as he arrived at Southport Police Station to have a tracking device attached to his leg. Photo: Kirstin Payne

A CRUISE ship singer accused of murdering a Gold Coast cheerleader has arrived at the Southport Police Station to have a tracking device attached to his leg after being released on bail without one earlier this week.

Jayden Moorea, who legally changed him name from Dan Shearin, was flanked by his lawyer Chris Hannay when he arrived at the police station at 11am today.

Wearing a hat, sunglasses and a full faced beard the 45-year-old said nothing as he walked into the station.

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Jayden Moorea, who legally changed him name from Dan Shearin, is accused of throwing girlfriend Breeana Robinson off a Southport balcony in 2013. Photo: Kirstin Payne

Moorea was granted bail on Monday with the condition he wear a GPS tracker.

However no tracker was available at Southport Watchhouse because they take up to a week to be transferred from Brisbane.

Moorea is accused of throwing girlfriend Breeana Robinson off a Southport balcony in 2013. He has also been charged with stalking a number of women.