Greenacre Sydney CCTV security vision shows shots fired at car with four-month-old baby inside

Frightening moment shots are fired at a Mazda 3 with a four-month-old baby inside as ‘illegal transaction’ takes place in street CCTV shows a person firing shots at a car An ‘illegal transaction’ was taking place A four-month-old baby was in the car By Phoebe Loomes For Australian Associated Press and Zak Wheeler For Daily Mail Australia Published: 20:09 EDT, 6 June 2023 | Updated: 21:05 EDT, 6 June 2023 e-mail View comments The moment shots were fired into a car with a baby inside during a suspected criminal deal has been revealed in CCTV from the scene. Police have appealed for public help after a person fired shots at a car in south-west Sydney last year. Video of the incident at Greenacre on December 28 shows a figure dressed in black approaching a Mazda 3 and firing shots in broad daylight.

A number of calls were made to police when gun shots were heard on Welch Avenue in Greenacre at about 3pm. CCTV footage released by NSW police shows one man emerge from a black Toyota Camry while another gets out of a black Mazda 3 before shaking hands and inspecting the Mazda’s boot A gunman is seen heading towards the pair before a passenger jumps out of the Mazda and the driver accelerates towards the hooded gunman, who then shoots in the direction of the vehicle CCTV footage released by NSW police shows one man emerge from a black Toyota Camry and another gets out of a black Mazda 3 before shaking hands. The two then open the boot of the Mazda as a gunman is seen walking towards the pair, checking his weapon, and then running to their location.

A passenger jumps out of the car before the driver accelerates towards the hooded gunman, who then shoots in the direction of the vehicle. The armed man then returns to the Camry as another man in a purple singlet is seen gesturing on nearby Highview St. A Hyundai Veloster was seen to speed past a security camera at another home and pick up the man.

After the incident, a woman wearing a black singlet and black pants wanders down the road. Officers found damage consistent with bullets being fired at the vehicle, empty bullet casings and damage to a fence. Police believe three shots were fired at the Mazda 3 while a four-month-old baby was inside, during an allegedly illegal transaction.

Investigators allege that the transaction was happening in the cul-de-sac between two males before being ambushed by the gunman. The armed man then returns to the Camry as another man in a purple singlet is seen gesturing on nearby Highview St After the incident, a woman wearing a black singlet and black pants wanders down the road Police declared a crime scene and searched for clues, as the State Crime Command’s Criminal Groups Squad conducted its investigation under Strike Force Terrol. ‘Police believe there were two females and four males involved in the transaction, who could have links to Organised Criminal Networks (OCN),’ NSW Police said The shooter allegedly then fled the scene in a black Toyota Camry, before getting into a grey Hyundai Veloster near Bankstown.

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