A man suffered a gunshot wound to his leg only hours after another man presented himself to a Sydney hospitals with two bullet wounds. 9News
A man suffered a gunshot wound to his leg only hours after another man presented himself to a Sydney hospitals with two bullet wounds.
Police found a 38-year-old man with a gunshot wound to his right thigh after being called to Marian Street in Guildford just before 6am today.A man has been shot in Sydney's west.A crime scene has been established and a search of the area is being undertaken. Meanwhile, an investigation is underway after another man took himself to Bankstown Hospital just after midnight suffering gunshot wounds.The 22-year-old appeared to have been shot in the abdomen and his left knee.
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