Shooting rocks Liverpool as house is sprayed with bullets and gunman goes on the run
A manhunt for a gunman is underway following a shooting on a suburban street.
Police were called to a home on Rose Street in Liverpool, south-west Sydney, at about 3.30am on Sunday.
No injuries were reported.
It is not yet known how many shots were fired into the house.
NSW Police established a crime scene at the home and an investigation is underway.
Anybody with information or CCTV is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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