Police track arrow to attack suspect A man has been charged with serious offences after a homeless man was shot with an arrow in Brisbane. AN arrow fired into the stomach of a sleeping homeless man has led Brisbane police to his alleged attacker. A 35-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder over the attack on an inner-city bikeway on Sunday night. It's alleged he rode past his 51-year-old victim, who was sleeping beside the bikeway, but returned minutes later to shoot him. The accused later appeared in the Brisbane Magistrates Court, which was told he has severe psychiatric problems. No bail application was made as the case was mentioned. "He's going to be properly assessed," the accused's lawyer Peter Shields said. Police earlier told reporters they used the arrow taken from the stomach of the victim, who is recovering in hospital, to track down the alleged offender. "Officers took the arrow that was used back to the suppliers in Brisbane and tracked the offender from there," a police spokesman said. A search warrant was executed on an Auchenflower property yesterday and the man was arrested. Officers allege they found the bow used in the attack at the scene, along with arrows and a bicycle.