CCTV captures last moments of father, son before they were killed by ute in Logan, Brisbane

Braiden Timmins and Hendrix-Hemi Te Rongomau King were dead moments after CCTV footage captured them on a journey for ice cream. Image: Supplied

The final moments of a father and son on their way to buy ice cream have been captured on CCTV before they were struck down and killed by an alleged drink-driver.

Braiden Timmins, 33, was walking behind his son Hendrix-Hemi Te Rongomau King, 4, as he rode his bike to a 7-Eleven near their Logan home south of Brisbane.

CCTV obtained by the Courier Mail captured the pair’s last moments together before a white ute struck them on Greens Rd at Regents Park about 11am on Sunday.

Neighbour Derek O’Malley saw the pair as they left their home shortly before the tragedy.

He told media that Timmins called out that they were on their way to get an ice cream as they walked past his house.

“He was holding his hand, his son was on his bike. He would let him go a bit and then hold his hand. They were doing their father and son thing,” he said.

Braiden Timmins and his son Hendrix were killed when hit by a car in Regents Park. Photo / Supplied

“It’s still hard to believe that they’re gone.

“Braiden was such a lovely bloke. He would do anything for you.”

Driver Trevor William Galbraith, 41, from Regents Park, has been charged with two counts of manslaughter.

Police allege Galbraith returned a positive roadside breath test following the fatal crash.

He appeared in the Beenleigh Magistrates Court on Monday where he was remanded in custody until his next court appearance on October 20.