Jindalee: Hunt for accused group of attackers after man violently stabbed south-west of Brisbane

Police are searching for a group of attackers after they allegedly fled the scene of a stabbing which left a man hospitalised with severe injuries.

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A search is underway to find a group of alleged attackers after a man was stabbed in Brisbane’s south-west.
A search is underway to find a group of alleged attackers after a man was stabbed in Brisbane’s south-west. Credit: AAP

A search is underway to find a group of alleged attackers after a man was stabbed in Brisbane’s south-west.

Emergency services were called to a home on Arrabi Avenue, in Jindalee, about 3.45pm on Thursday afternoon after a physical fight broke out between a group of people at the property.

Paramedics arrived to find a 42-year-old with multiple serious injuries. They administered first aid before taking him to a nearby hospital.

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But before emergency crews arrived, three accused attackers s had already fled the scene in a white Audi sedan.

“No people were struck by the vehicle as it fled,” Queensland Police said in a statement provided to The Nightly.

Police have established a crime scene as they investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident and question other people who witnessed the altercation.

“Officers believe that the involved people were known to each other, and there is no ongoing threat to the public,” the force said.

Anyone with information, CCTV or dashcam footage that could assist with the ongoing investigation are urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 18000 333 000.

Reports can be made anonymously.

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