Two charged after over 50 bullets fired at Sydney home
Two men have been charged over an attack on a home in Sydney's south-west last month in which the house was peppered with dozens of rounds from a semi-automatic weapon.
At about 2.20am on Saturday, November 15, police were called to the home on MacKellar Street in Casula.
They found that more than 50 rounds had been fired into the home in what is currently being treated as a targeted attack.
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Police say more than 50 bullets were fired at a home in Casula. 9News
No people were in the home at the time and there were no reports of injuries.
Investigators have since alleged that at least two men travlled to the Casula address in a stolen black Audi S5 sedan bearing cloned plates.
They allege the passenger got out of the car and fired at least 52 rounds at the home using a semi-automatic weapon, and that he left a threatening note written on a piece of cardboard.
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A stolen black Audi sedan was allegedly used in the attack. 9News
The Audi was found abandoned at Claremont Circuit in Wattle Grove at about 5.20pm on Tuesday, November 18.
On Thursday, November 27, police executed a high-risk search warrant at a home on Phillip Street in Waterloo.
A 19-year-old man was arrested and charged with moving the car used in the shooting.
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Nobody was home at the time. 9News
He has been refused bail and will next appear in court on January 21.
Following further inquiries, on Monday this week, detectives arrested a 20-year-old man at Parramatta Police Station.
He was charged with 18 offences and police will allege he was the gunman who fired at the house.
He was refused bail and appeared in court earlier this week.
The investigation continues.
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