Man arrested after shots fired on Georges River Road, multiple people injured
The police are unaware of any motive that the suspect, who was taken to the hospital to be evaluated and is expected to be accused of a large number of crimes.
John Millevoi, NSW ambulance manager, said the victim, a man in his 50s, was taken to the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital with fiery weapons wounds on his neck and chest. The man was operated on Sunday night.
“From the information I hear, [he was] In a critical situation, Mil Millevoi said.
Authorized, three patients with less serious injury, said the Campsie Police Station joined the police station. Two of them had face injuries caused by broken glass and were taken to Canterbury Hospital.
Medical officials also treated 13 people at the scene and two other people with face injuries caused by the fragmented glass.
Office worker Joe Azar said that when he heard that he thought he thought he had thrown fireworks or rocks into windows, he worked in the mortgage brokers who lend through the city.
He said he was trying to leave the building before realizing that their group was armed.
“A man’s windscreen exploded, then the bus stop was shattered,” Azar said. “A surreal feeling, ‘Oh, that’s what’s.’
Azar said that the group came in, reached down and called the police, and that the officers came when they tried to understand where the armed man was. He said they were told to stay on the floor by phone.
“Crazy… Everything was very fast, so I didn’t understand what happened,” he said.
Azar said that about an hour after the fire stopped, it was open to the police to leave the building.
Local MATT IOCCO said he had exploded loudly at Georges River Road.
“People leaned over the cars and hid, Ioc said Iocco. “At first there was a lot of shots, but then there was occasionally (explosion).”
During chaos, the police helicopter was sent to the residents as a policeman who was taken into the apartment.
“The people are asked to take refuge in the place, Metin Metin read. Drivers were also asked to stay away.
Georges River Road was closed between Croydon Boulevard and Seymour Street on Sunday night, and the Brighton Boulevard was closed between Georges River Road and Queensborough Road.
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