The mother of three who was shot in a horror daylight that shoots on a street in the suburbs has been identified.
Kara Jade Weribone, 27, was shot on Wednesday at about 1.50 pm in a house on Christmas Street -Huis in North Toowoomba.
Mrs. Weribone, from nearby Wilsonton, was found seriously injured on the spot with several life -threatening shot wounds.
She was rushed to the Toowoomba hospital, where she later died.
Two men, one in the 1950s with a main injury and another man for emotional need were treated on the spot by paramedics.
The young mother recently celebrated her son who graduated from primary school.
“My big baby graduated tonight. So proud of you, “she wrote next to a photo of her son who kept a prize.
The death of Mrs. Weribone only comes a few months after her brother Nicholas died in November.
Kara Jade Weribone, 27, was shot in a house on Christmas Street -Huis in North Toowoomba
Paramedics are seen who treat a man at the location of daylight shooting
The young mother will be mourning on Thursday by friends and family.
“I try to keep it together so hard, but this hurts me that you are really gone, baby sister,” wrote a family member.
'I really never wanted to say goodbye to you. I can't believe this. '
Acting detective inspector Brian Collins said that three 'employees' of the woman were taken into custody.
“Our thoughts go to her family, it's devastating when someone loses his life in this way,” he said on Wednesday.
A neighbor said she heard gun shots and ran outside, where she saw an injured woman lying on the footpath.
The 'extremely alarming' incident unfolded less than 150 meters from the Holy Name Catholic Primary School.
The police said “there is nothing to indicate” that the shooting was related to domestic violence and does not believe it was drug -related.
The young mother of three died in the hospital after she was shot just before 2 p.m.
The police are seen at the place of the fatal shooting in Toowoomba
Detectives remain tight lips on unconfirmed reports that the woman has been shot several times with a .22 caliber rifle.
West Street Between Mort- and Bridge streets, a large part of Wednesday afternoon remained with residents who ordered to stay inside.
Everyone with dashcam images of the West Street and Christmas Street area between 1 p.m. and 2.30 p.m. on Monday was encouraged to come forward.
