Police will allege the 74-year-old victim was thrown from the first-floor balcony of a unit in Yeronga, striking the cement below and sustaining serious head injuries.
Brisbane detectives have charged a 49-year-old man with murder after an elderly man was allegedly thrown from a balcony in Yeronga, in Brisbane's inner west, on Sunday afternoon.
Police will allege the 74-year-old victim was thrown from the first-floor balcony of a unit on School Road, striking the cement below and sustaining serious head injuries.The two men were both Yeronga locals but were not known to each other, police said.He is due to appear in Brisbane Magistrates Court on Monday.
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