Teens charged after shooting, car fire and pursuit in night of chaos in Sydney's west
Two teens have been charged after a shooting, car fire and crash in Sydney's west this morning, which police allege are linked.
Police tried to stop a white ute at about 2am on Willis Street in Rooty Hill.
The car did not stop, sparking a pursuit, which ended when the ute crashed into a parked car, police said.
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Shots were fired at a barbershop in Mount Druitt in Sydney's west. 9News
The occupants, two 17-year-old boys, were unhurt and arrested at the scene.
Police seized two guns, a jerry can full of petrol and two balaclavas from the car.
At about 2.10am, emergency services were called to Football Drive at Bungarribee, where they found a burning car.
The blaze was extinguished.
At about 2.20am, police were called to a shopping centre on North Parade at Mount Druitt.
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A car on fire was found in Bungarribee. 9News
They found several bullet holes in the window of a barbershop there.
Police believe all three incidents are linked.
The 17-year-old alleged driver of the car was charged with firing a firearm at a dwelling disregarding safety, damaging property by fire, possessing an unauthorised pistol as well as driving and pursuit offences.
The alleged passenger of the car, also 17, has been charged with firing a gun at a dwelling, damaging property with fire, possessing a firearm and other offences.
They have both been refused bail and appeared in a children's court today.
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