Queensland police have charged a 24-year-old Loganlea man following an alleged armed robbery at a service station in Beenleigh on October 14. Investigations into the incident remain ongoing. Police allege that three people arrived at the Logan River Road service station in a stolen black 2025 Chery Tiggo at about 1 a.m. Two men allegedly entered the store armed with a firearm and sword and threatened an 18-year-old employee, who fled through the rear of the business. The pair allegedly stole a till containing money and personal items belonging to the employee before leaving with the third person in the vehicle. Officers located the Loganlea man in a Browns Plains business car park on Commerce Drive on the afternoon of October 14 and arrested him. The man has been charged with six offences, including armed robbery, possessing dangerous drugs, possessing utensils, unauthorised dealing with shop goods and possessing explosives without authority. He was scheduled to appear in Beenleigh Magistrates Court on October 15. Police cited reference number QP2602028090. Post navigation Two Charged Over Stolen Vehicles