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Advertisement Another suburban drive-by shooting has put innocent people at risk in Sydney’s west as police launch a new squad tasked with using “in your face” tactics to shut down a violent feud between two rival gangs. A house in Merrylands was shot at late on Friday night but police believe the perpetrators were likely aiming for a neighbouring residence, which is linked to members of the Alameddine family and has been targeted by shootings and police raids before. The Raptor Squad has been constituted to shut down a feud between warring gangs. Rafat Alameddine and Masood Z...

The home targeted has long been linked to Hamzy family members, including Ibrahim Hamzy, who is subject to a sweeping order curtailing his activities amid an escalating feud with the Alameddines. Another Hamzy relative was seriously wounded in a shooting at the address in 2013. After arriving at the address on Auburn Rd on Monday night, police found a number of bullet holes in the front of the building. Residents were inside but no one in the complex was injured, according to police. Loading NSW Police Deputy Commissioner David Hudson said the incident was a symptom of the “disease” of th...

Advertisement A member of the notorious Alameddine family has been a “sitting duck” for a gangland shooting because of strict bail conditions imposing a night-time curfew and fixed address, a court has heard. Rafat Alameddine, facing charges over an alleged assault and robbery in late 2019, sought to vary the bail conditions in the Supreme Court on Thursday to secure more freedom at night. The Supreme Court has been told Rafat Alameddine is a “sitting duck” for a gangland attack. Credit:Kate Geraghty The court was told the restrictions on Mr Alameddine’s movement mad...