Teens accused of trying to kill man with tomahawk in Toowoomba during violent alleged crime spree

Two teens accused of attacking a man with a tomahawk during an alleged violent crime spree that resulted in multiple other people being injured in Toowoomba have been arrested.

Denzel Morris Neville Hinch, 19, and Eliah John Bligh, 18, have both been charged with attempted murder after they allegedly seriously injured a 68-year-old man with the tomahawk when they broke into his Rockville home on October 18.

The duo allegedly fled the scene.

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Police released their identities on October 25 in a bid to find them.

On Monday, Hinch allegedly struck a man with the blunt end of a knife while attempting to steal his car in Harlaxton.

The man, who had been sitting in his car when Hinch allegedly opened a car door, drove away from the scene on Goombungee Rd.

He suffered minor injuries.

Police allege Hinch and Bligh then tried to carjack a couple on the same street minutes later.

The man and woman were changing a tyre on Goombungee Rd when a car pulled up beside them.

Hinch and Bligh got out of the car and allegedly threatened them with a meat cleaver, a knife and an axe.

They demanded the man and woman had over the keys, but the pair refused, according to police.

The alleged offenders drove off in the car they had been driving, which was a Hyundai Veloster police believe was stolen in Toowoomba on Sunday.

Officers responded and Bligh was arrested in Harlaxton a short time later.

Hinch allegedly broke into a home in central Toowoomba and attacked a 46-year-old man inside with a piece of wood.

He was later arrested in Wilsonton.

Hinch was charged with attempted murder and attempted robbery.

Bligh has been charged with attempted murder and attempted burglary.

They are both due to appear in Toowoomba Magistrates Court on Tuesday.