Breaking: Two men accused of being involved in the shooting murder of Mick Hawi outside a Sydney gym have been found not guilty in the NSW Supreme Court | gmitch_news
Two men accused of being involved in the shooting murder of Mick Hawi outside a Sydney gym have been found not guilty in the NSW Supreme Court.
On Thursday, the jury found Mr Nazlioglu and Mr Eljaidi not guilty of murder a week after they were sent out to begin their deliberations.A four-week trial was shown CCTV footage of Mr Hawi leaving the gym and climbing into his car, which was parked directly outside, before a black-clad gunman ran up to him and fired multiple shots through the open window.
CCTV shows two men running down Chandler Street, Rockdale, shortly after Mick Hawi was shot outside the Fitness First gym. Photo Supplied The balaclava was found to have "gunshot residue-like particles" and DNA consistent with Mr Nazlioglu, Mr Lungo said, while DNA consistent with Mr Eljaidi was found in the car's interior.
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