Queensland police have charged a 34-year-old Feluga man with 20 offences following a protracted domestic violence investigation in the Cairns region. He was arrested on November 2 and refused police bail before appearing in Cairns Magistrates Court on November 3. Police allege the man attended a Feluga address on October 26, threatened a woman known to him with a firearm and assaulted her. Investigators also allege he forced the woman into a vehicle, took her to a Tully address and left her there. The woman was allegedly located by the man at an Aloomba address on October 30 and forced into a vehicle again. Police found her in Mount Molloy the following day. Officers located the man on Mossman Daintree Road at Miallo at about 4 p.m. on November 2 and allegedly found a sawn-off shotgun in his possession. The charges include deprivation of liberty, choking or strangulation in a domestic relationship, coercive control, assault, unlawful use of a motor vehicle and weapons offences. Police thanked the public and media for their assistance. Post navigation Wanted Man Taken Into Custody