Police believe the shooting murder in Hurstville earlier this year was a case of mistaken identity. 9News
Police today released new CCTV footage linked to the shooting murder earlier this year of Sydney man Mustafa Naaman, which officers believe was a case of mistaken identity.
Detectives have also released dashcam vision from the carpark where the shooting took place and are appealing for anyone with information about the vehicle, or the incident, to come forward. "Detectives have established that a prominent member of an alleged organised crime network was also in attendance at the same event as Mr Naaman, however, had left the venue earlier in the evening.NSW Police have released CCTV images of this released grey 2018 Porsche Macan, with Queensland registration, seen travelling in the vicinity.
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