A Brisbane man accused of trying to kill a police officer with a pair of scissors has appeared in court.
Richard Zoltan Babos, 29, was arrested after neighbours complained of being terrorised on Sunday.
He was charged with attempted murder charge after allegedly stabbing an officer in the neck at an Inala shopping centre.
A second officer tasered him, but he is alleged to have fled which sparked a major manhunt.
Police arrested Babos after residents of a nearby house called triple zero to say a man armed with a shovel had threatened them while trying to steal a car.
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Babos was tasered again and arrested.
Babos appeared at Richlands Magistrates Court on Monday after being charged with attempted murder, trespass, entering a dwelling with intent, armed robbery, attempted armed robbery and obstructing police.
He made no application for bail and the matters were adjourned to June 3 for a committal mention via video link.
The officer is recovering in hospital. The occupants of the house were not injured.
