Man shot with arrow remains in hospital The 51-year-old man shot by a cyclist wielding a bow and arrow under Brisbane's Victoria Bridge remained in hospital on Tuesday morning. The man had surgery in Brisbane's Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital on Monday and is in a stable condition. "He is still in hospital and we have not yet been able to take a formal statement," a police spokesman said. The man was sleeping on the Bicentennial Bikeway under the Victoria Bridge about 10.15pm on Sunday when unidentified man on a bicycle shot him in the torso with an arrow. Police are believed to be following information received from the public. They are trying to find the male cyclist, who rode past the man at the Queen Street end of the Bicentennial Bikeway before cycling back several minutes later, firing a single arrow into the man's body, and cycling away. The suspect was described as possibly Caucasian and aged in his 20s. He was seen on a video surveillance camera carrying a large duffle bag. "We assume the bow and arrow was wrapped up inside the duffle bag," a police spokeswoman said Monday. He was taken to hospital where it is believed the arrow was removed in emergency surgery.