Daily Mail
· collected 2026-10-08 · by Kylie Stevens, Australian Associated
Queensland Police charged Uneeb Ullah, 28, with murder after his three-month-old son died from severe internal injuries at Queensland Children's Hospital in Brisbane. The infant was admitted to Ipswich Hospital last Thursday and transferred to the children’s hospital where he passed away Tuesday afternoon. Ullah was arrested hours later at his apartment; police described him as a kebab shop worker who had recently married. Investigations into the cause of injury continue, focusing on the dynamics of Ullah's relationship with the baby's mother.
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Story summary
On October 1, a three-month-old baby from Ipswich, west of Brisbane, Queensland, was taken to Ipswich Hospital with significant internal injuries. The infant was then transferred to the Queensland Children’s Hospital in Brisbane, where he died on Tuesday afternoon. A 28-year-old father, identified as Uneeb Ullah, was arrested at his Ipswich property overnight and charged with murder, classified as domestic violence against a child. Ullah works at a kebab shop in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, and according to social media posts, he got married in December 2021. The case is scheduled for court on October 26, and Ullah's matter was briefly mentioned in the Brisbane Magistrates Court on Wednesday without him appearing or entering a plea.
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New details have emerged about a kebab shop worker accused of murdering his three-month-old baby boy.
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Queensland Police launched an investigation last Thursday after an infant was taken to Ipswich Hospital with significant internal injuries.
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The baby boy was placed on life support and transferred to Brisbane's Queensland Children's Hospital, where he died from his injuries on Tuesday afternoon.
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Detectives have since revealed that the baby's father was 'surprised' when he was arrested at his Ipswich apartment hours later.
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Uneeb Ullah, 28, was charged with one count of murder, categorised as a domestic violence offence against a child.
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He was formally refused bail at a brief hearing in Brisbane Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
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Ullah worked at a kebab shop in Brisbane's Fortitude Valley and got married in December, according to social media posts featuring numerous selfies and videos.
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He described himself as a digital creator who was 'living life the Aussie way'.
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Uneeb Ullah, 28, has been charged with murder following the death of his three-month-old son
Police have released a photo of the baby boy who died in hospital on Tuesday
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Ullah was 'surprised' when he was arrested at his Ipswich apartment following his son's death, according to police
Some of Ullah's recent videos included the child pulling his hair, while another showed him playing with the baby's hands, the Courier Mail reported.
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Investigations into the baby's death continue.
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Police released a photo of the infant on behalf of his family after news of his death emerged, along with footage of Ullah being escorted from his home in handcuffs.
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Detectives allege that Ullah was home alone with his son when the baby was injured and took him to hospital last Thursday.
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'Hospital staff contacted police due to the nature of those injuries,' Detective Inspector Mick Manago told reporters on Wednesday.
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'We've got a number of inquiries that we're going to continue to conduct over the course of the coming days and weeks.
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'As many investigations of this nature, the investigation doesn't finish at the time of arrest.
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There's still a lot of inquiries that we need to conduct, and we'll be doing those so that we can establish exactly what happened to that young boy.'
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The kebab shop worker's social media features numerous selfies and videos
Ullah (pictured during his arrest) was remanded in custody until the matter returns to court on October 26
Det Insp Manago would not comment on the nature of the baby's injuries but said support was being provided to the child's mother, who was in a relationship with Ullah at the time.
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'The boy's mother is extremely upset as you can imagine,' he said.
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'This is a terribly tragic event involving a very vulnerable, young member of the community.
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She's struggling but we are offering all the support that we can.'
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The nature and dynamics of Ullah's relationship with the baby's mother will form a key part of their investigation moving forward.
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Det Insp Manago would not speculate on further charges but said: 'If we identify any further criminal offences, we will certainly commence prosecution.'
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He added that Ullah did not have a criminal record beyond minor traffic offences and the family did not have prior interactions with police.
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'Our thoughts are also with hospital staff and all the other police that have been involved in this incredibly tragic event,' he said.
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'It's an incredibly confronting and difficult investigation, as you can imagine.
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Anything involving the young and vulnerable members of the community (is) always hard to investigate and deal with.
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Ullah was not required to appear when his matter was mentioned in Brisbane Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
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Kirstyn Nicholson, a Legal Aid solicitor representing Ullah, did not apply for bail and sought an adjournment.
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Ullah was remanded in custody until the matter returns to court on October 26.
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