One man has been killed and another is fighting for life with a gunshot wound to his head after a shooting in Sydney's inner west. 9News
Footage from the scene showed heavily-armed officers searching homes.
One woman was interviewed by police and seen being taken to a waiting sedan with forensic bags on her hands. Police said she was speaking to officers as a witness.A crime scene has been set up with detectives investigating what led to the shooting. "Initial inquiries suggest the shootings were targeted and there is no ongoing threat to the community," NSW Police said.Public Order and Riot Squad officers on the scene in Lewisham after a deadly stabbing.
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