Whalan stabbing: Playstation, cat allegedly at centre of dispute
A 40-year-old father is dead, his son, 19, is fighting for life and that boy's uncle, 23, is in hospital following a triple stabbing at Whalan Reserve, western Sydney.
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A 40-year-old father is dead, his son, 19, is fighting for life and that boy's uncle, 23, is in hospital following a triple stabbing at Whalan Reserve, western Sydney.
Two teenagers have been arrested over a horror triple stabbing in a suburban Sydney park that was allegedly sparked over a cat, rent and a PlayStation.
A man has been charged with murder and two others with serious offences over an alleged triple stabbing sparked by a dispute over a Playstation and a cat.
Witnesses said they heard up to four shots fired at the Minchinbury home around 9pm yesterday.
The 51-year-old man was drinking coffee and getting ready for work when two people in a small white hatchback drove past and fired the shots towards his home. Detective Chief Inspector Paul Tickner, crime manager of the Mount Druitt command, said two bullets hit a four-wheel drive at the front of the house but nobody was injured. Police are collecting CCTV footage, interviewing people and asking for public assistance to identify those responsible. “It’s abhorrent behaviour; this man was just going about his own business, he was sitting on his own verandah ... you don’t expect someone’...