BREAKING NEWS CCTV footage captures daylight shooting at Sydney kebab shop
A 'shockingly brazen' daylight shooting at a Sydney kebab shop has been captured on camera in wild CCTV footage.
In the latest gangland shooting to rock Sydney, two masked gunmen entered a kebab shop in the western suburb of Auburn just after 1pm on Monday and fired eight shots, with footage capturing the entire incident.
One man, 26, was hit in the arm and shoulder, another yet-to-be-identified male was shot in the face and an innocent bystander - a 50-year-old female shop employee - suffered two torso wounds.
The victims remained in Westmead Hospital on Monday night.
The gunmen tried to enter an office at the back of the shop before fleeing in a black BMW with cloned registration plates, Acting NSW Police Commissioner Peter Thurtell said.
'It is beyond comprehension that three people were shot in a crowded Sydney street in broad daylight, and the resources of the NSW police have already been deployed,' Commander Thurtell said.
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