US EditionThree shot in 'brazen' Sydney street attack
- On June 16, 2025, at approximately 1:15 pm, a daylight shooting occurred on South Parade in the Auburn area of Sydney, near a kebab shop across from the train station, resulting in three people being injured.
- The shooting is the latest in a series of nine incidents connected to rival criminal groups occurring since early summer, leading to the establishment of Strike Force Falcon in late May.
- Police responded promptly, setting up a crime scene and closing roads while about 150 officers and detectives joined the sprawling Falcon taskforce to investigate the brazen attack.
- Premier Chris Minns described the shooting as "shockingly brazen" and said those responsible face arrest, charges, and years in jail, while Minister Yasmin Catley condemned the incident, noting an innocent woman was caught up in the violence.
- The event highlights ongoing community safety concerns and reinforces law enforcement efforts to curb gang violence and protect innocent bystanders in Sydney.
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3 Hospitalised After Daylight Shooting Near Auburn Station in Sydney
Three people are in serious condition after a brazen daylight shooting near Auburn Station in Sydney’s west on June 16. Emergency services rushed to South Parade around 1:15 p.m. following reports of multiple gunshots. Two masked gunmen opened fire inside a kebab shop, injuring a 26-year-old man in the arm and shoulder, an unidentified man in the face, and a 50-year-old woman twice in the torso. All three victims were treated by NSW Ambulance pa…
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