Overview
- Queensland Police Service, which disclosed Thursday it found a fault in proactive checks, will test every Glock issued to officers.
- Police say there have been no operational incidents recorded with the service‑issued weapons to date.
- The malfunction could cause the handgun to fire multiple shots when discharged, creating extra risk for officers and people nearby.
- Weapons that meet required standards will return to duty, while any that fail will be removed from use as police work with suppliers to identify defects.
- The Queensland Police Union plans a press conference later today in response to the safety review.