
Rural Property Where Cops Died Lists
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Rural Property Where Police Officers Lost Their Lives in Ambush Goes on Sale
The rundown house in Wieambilla, Queensland, where two police officers tragically lost their lives in a 2022 ambush, has hit the real estate market. Despite needing major renovations, the property, which also claimed a neighbors life, is up for sale. The listing has sparked renewed pain for the community and the families of the fallen officers. Officials confirm the sale follows standard procedures after the property was forfeited. Stay tuned for updates on this somber piece of Australian history.
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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Rural Property Where Cops Died Lists. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00In Adelaide, it's February 26, here's what is happening. The rural property in Williamville, a Queensland where two police officers lost their lives in a shocking ambush back in December 2022 has. Hit the real estate market. Listing photos paint a picture of a rundown house with clear signs on the glect and decay throughout. Authorities cleared the site after the deadly standoff that also claimed the neighbor's life and ended with the three shooters killed. The place sat empty for years as investigations wrapped up. Parties of the fallen officers have spoken out in the past about the lasting pain, and this sale brings the painful memories back into focus for many. In the tight-knit community, real estate agents describe it as needing major work, but no sale price has been announced yet. Officials say the listing follows standard procedures after the property was forfeited. We'll watch closely to see if it sells and what comes next for the somber piece of Australian history. Stay tuned for updates. This episode is supported by our sponsor, C Details in the Description.
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