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Sydney shooting: Four injured as gunman opens fire on street from restaurant rooftop
A 60-year-old man fired 50 to 100 shots randomly, injuring 16 people including one critically, before being arrested after a major police operation.
- A 60-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly firing up to 100 shots from a restaurant rooftop in Sydney, injuring at least 16 people.
- Witnesses reported hearing gunshots around 9 PM, prompting a lockdown of the surrounding area and warnings for residents to stay indoors.
- Acting Superintendent Stephen Parry stated the shooting was 'horrific' and confirmed there were no known links to terrorism or organized crime.
- One man was hospitalized in serious condition with a gunshot wound, while 19 others were treated for minor injuries.
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