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Townsville man charged with murder over fatal stabbing

A 47-year-old has been charged with murder following the death of a 53-year-old man in Heatley on Friday.

A 47-year-old Townsville man has been charged with murder after a 53-year-old died from stab wounds. Police found the victim with injuries to his leg at a unit complex on Narangi Street in Heatley on Friday afternoon around 3pm.

Officers gave first aid at the scene, but the man died shortly after. The accused man was known to the victim and was arrested at the scene.

He was charged with murder as a domestic violence offence and is expected to face Townsville Magistrates Court.

47-year-old accused, 53-year-old victim
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Narangi Street, Heatley, Townsville
Location
Friday afternoon around 3pm
Time
Murder as a domestic violence offence
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Why it mattersA domestic violence incident has escalated to a fatal stabbing and a murder charge in Queensland.

AustraliaThe case underscores the ongoing domestic violence risks in Queensland communities and will proceed through the Townsville court system.

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✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 12 d ago

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