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community， QLD， Police Update 3: Search And Rescue At Aurukun Police have located human remains inside a crocodile as part of the recovery of a man reported missing from Aurukun. Police and wildlife officers located the crocodile along Watson River last night where it was humanely euthanised. Forensic testing was carried out this morning and human remains were located within the crocodile. Further testing will be conducted to identify the remains. The family of the missing Aurukun man and the local council have been advised. Local police are very thankful to members of the Aurukun community for their support and assistance. Earlier release: https://mypolice.qld.gov.au/news/2025/02/06/update-2-search-and-rescue-aurukun/ If you have information for police， read。

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