A man has died following a shooting in Sydney's south-west on Monday morning | marywardy
Emergency services found the man with multiple gunshot wounds when they were called to Simmat Avenue, a residential street, in Condell Park before 7.30am.Officers from Bankstown Police Area Command have established a crime scene and are investigating with the state's homicide squad.
Simmat Avenue and Curtin Place are closed in both directions and police have asked the community to avoid the area. Buses in the area have been delayed by up to 15 minutes, due to traffic diversions. Services are instead travelling via Townsend Street and Lancelot Street, missing two stops.More to come.
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