An innocent hairdresser has been caught up in a brutal execution in Sydney's south-west. Amy Al-Hazouri is being remembered today as a fun loving, generous person who would do anything for anyone. biancabalzer 9News MORE:
, created after gangster Salim Hamze, 18, and his father were killed in a drive-by shooting last October, have swooped on the area.
Fadlallah and Al-Hazzouri were at the Panania house with friends before a night out, and were shot after they had left the Hendy Avenue residence. "If you unpack what actually happened, for someone to know where she was, they obviously would have had to survey her for a point of time," he said.
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