Lauie Michael Tagaloa is a 24-year-old boy who passed away as a result of his wounds after the incident at the Fortitude Valley train station happened at 4 a.m. on Monday.

A close friend of Mr Tagaloa revealed that he just celebrated his daughter’s birthday in light of the more than $6000 donated via a GoFundMe established to help his family.

An altercation between two groups that created a bloody scene in a Brisbane city train station is believed to have resulted in the murder of a young man.

According to reports, the defaulter stabbed Laurie Michael Tagaloa 24 times. As a result of excessive bleeding, his body lost all of its senses, leaving him without even one hour to live.

Apart from this, however, the worried authority sent him to the nearest hospital so that the medical staff may possibly rescue him using the insulation and the medications. However, he had already left this world, and as a result, no one could potentially take any action that would forward the will of God.

Around 4 a.m. on Monday, an argument between two groups of men apparently began in Brunswick Street Mall and continued in another nearby retail mall, where Mr Djentuh allegedly stabbed Mr Tagaloa.

Regional Duty Officer Inspector Sean Cryer claims that police were able to see the incident on CCTV, and that emergency services were then called shortly after.

Before one of the men allegedly drew a knife and threatened others, the males reportedly insulted one another inside the Valley Metro building.

Then shortly After being struck in the neck, 24-year-old Lauie Michael Tagaloa collapses to the ground in a pool of blood. Later, he passed away there.

They discovered a male lying on the ground, and people close by had blood on them, he added. Mr Tagaloa received preliminary first treatment and CPR, however, he was eventually pronounced dead on the spot.

At around 4 am, two groups can be seen yelling at one another before one group makes an attempt to leave the altercation.

Then, two men start fighting, and Mr Tagaloa is seen tripping backwards and fainting from a neck wound. Police are speaking with witnesses who gave Mr Tagaloa first aid in an effort to save him.

The 24-year-old victim was allegedly stabbed on Monday morning close to the Fortitude Valley train station by Seyram Kwami Djentuh, 20 is arrested by police.

Despite being accused of killing Lauie Michael Tagaloa yesterday, Mr Djentuh did not appear when his case was heard in Brisbane Arrest Court this morning.

Three men who allegedly ran away from the fight have since been apprehended. On Monday afternoon, a 20-year-old Birkdale man was charged with murder.

He will appear before Brisbane Magistrates Court on Tuesday. Two further guys, 20 and 21, who have been helping the police with their inquiries have not yet been charged.