A man was shot by police during a confrontation in Woodhill, Queensland, on the night of June 26, following a welfare check gone awry. The Queensland Police Service (QPS) confirmed the incident occurred when officers, responding to a call at around 9 PM on Caswell Road, were confronted by an armed 41-year-old local man. According to the police report, the man advanced towards the officers with a firearm, prompting them to discharge their weapons. The individual was subsequently shot and immediately received first aid from the responding officers before being airlifted to the Princess Alexandra Hospital. He is currently in a stable condition. The scene was secured, with a crime scene declared shortly after the incident. Authorities have assured that there is no ongoing risk to public safety. No police officers or other members of the public were injured during the event. The shooting is under thorough investigation by the Ethical Standards Command, supervised by the Crime and Corruption Commission. The Queensland Police Service encourages anyone with information about the incident to come forward and contact Policelink or report anonymously through Crime Stoppers. Post navigation Witnesses Sought in Paradise Assault