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PIB ep 17 - Daryl Elliott Green - Twice Shot
It was just one phone call. One intense second in time and the catalyst that changed Senior Sergeant Daryl Elliott Green’s life forever.
At 3:50am on 1 May 2000, in a dark Brisbane cul-de-sac, Daryl Elliott Green was TWICE SHOT – once in the face and a second time in the shoulder
Few Australians could have missed the horrific news of the Hanbury Street shooting in Queensland on the May Day long weekend of 2000.
It all began when a Hanbury Street resident made a triple zero call, reporting threats from a neighbour who had a number of guns and “loads and loads of ammo”.
On arrival at the scene, the then Constable Green and his colleagues, Constable Sharnelle Cole and Sergeant Chris Mulhall, were sitting in a police car performing background checks when they were ambushed by a gun wielding neighbour and shot numerous times at close range. Despite the inescapable barrage of bullets, the three officers miraculously survived.
Daryl can be found here:
https://www.twiceshot.com/
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It was just one phone call. One intense second in time and the catalyst that changed Senior Sergeant Daryl Elliott Green’s life forever.
At 3:50am on 1 May 2000, in a dark Brisbane cul-de-sac, Daryl Elliott Green was TWICE SHOT – once in the face and a second time in the shoulder
Few Australians could have missed the horrific news of the Hanbury Street shooting in Queensland on the May Day long weekend of 2000.
It all began when a Hanbury Street resident made a triple zero call, reporting threats from a neighbour who had a number of guns and “loads and loads of ammo”.
On arrival at the scene, the then Constable Green and his colleagues, Constable Sharnelle Cole and Sergeant Chris Mulhall, were sitting in a police car performing background checks when they were ambushed by a gun wielding neighbour and shot numerous times at close range. Despite the inescapable barrage of bullets, the three officers miraculously survived.
Daryl can be found here:
https://www.twiceshot.com/
Support the show
HOW YOU CAN CONNECT WITH ME:
Helpful Links: https://kristyanne.com.au/helpful-links
Instagram: / projectin_between
Facebook: / projectinbetween
Website: www.kristyanne.com.au
FREE: 7 Day Nurse Your Nervous System
The Inner Circle - Private Facebook Group: For those who want to connect to a community of like-minded individuals looking for connections
Disclaimer
The information provided on this podcast is presented as personal opinion and story telling. It does not constitute medical advice nor in any way be an endorsement of any of the treatments or items discussed here on the podcast. Any information, including but not limited to, text, graphics, images and sound material on the podcast or my personal website are for informational purposes only. It does not constitute professional health advice, diagnosis or treatment. The Project InBetween podcast and its contributors to this podcast, advise users to consult a medical professional or other qualified healthcare provider, if they are seeking medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.