Police seal off Dulwich Hill after broad daylight gunfire reports
Police responded to reports of shots fired near Williams Parade in Dulwich Hill; schools reportedly locked down, light rail suspended.
A major police operation unfolded in Sydney's inner west on Friday morning. Officers responded to reports of gunfire near Williams Parade and Constitution Road in Dulwich Hill.
Nearby schools were reportedly placed into lockdown and light rail services between Dulwich Hill and Lilyfield were suspended. Police helicopters circled overhead as officers searched the area.
NSW Police urged the public to avoid the suburb. Police said they could not confirm gunfire at the time but continued investigating.
NSW Ambulance attended but found no one needing treatment.
- Friday morning
- When
- None requiring treatment
- Injuries
Why it mattersA possible shooting in a residential area puts people at risk and disrupts communities through lockdowns and transport halts.
AustraliaSchools and commuters in Sydney's inner west faced disruption on Friday as police responded to the incident in Dulwich Hill.
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