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Footage released of Sydney inner-west shooting and car fire as police investigations continue

Joseph Sahyoun
Joseph Sahyoun

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CCTV of a man shooting into a home in Sydney's inner-west with a "high-powered rifle" has been released as detectives try to track him down.

Emergency services were called following reports bullets were fired into a home on Davidson Avenue in Concord at about 1.10am on July 3.

There was nobody inside at the time, and no injuries were reported.

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CCTV footage of a man shooting a high-powered at a home in Concord

As part of ongoing inquiries into the incident, detectives have released CCTV footage of the shooting. NSW Police

Shortly after, emergency services were called to Stuart Street in Burwood after reports of a car fire.

Firefighters extinguished the fire, however, a white GV Genesis SUV was destroyed in the blaze.

Burwood police established crime scenes at both locations and treated the incidents as linked.

Strike detectives have released footage of the shooting, which depicts two men arriving outside the home in the SUV before the passenger steps out and fires at the home with what police have called "a high-powered rifle".

CCTV also captures the men setting the car on fire shortly after in Burwood before fleeing the scene towards Granville in a Mitsubishi Lancer.

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A car fire in Burwood after the vehicle was alleged involved in a shooting in Concord.

CCTV also captures the car alight in Burwood, before fleeing the scene in a Lancer towards Granville. NSW Police

Detectives are urging anybody with information about the two men depicted in the video to contact police.

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