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Police are rejecting calls for crisis talks, cash rewards and gun amnesties to tackle the gun violence plaguing Sydney, in which eight men have been wounded in 11 shooting incidents since April 1.
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“They are doing nothing at all to assist investigators in trying to resolve the crime,” Mr Mennilli told reporters in Sydney on Wednesday.
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On Tuesday, a 24-year-old man took a bullet in the stomach at Guildford and a 29-year-old man was shot in the shoulder at a Kings Cross strip club on Monday.
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Operation Spartan was launched on January 12 in response to a spate of 18 shootings during that month in western Sydney.
To date, Spartan officers have arrested 314 people, laid 550 charges and seized 36 firearms, but the majority of the 2012 shootings across western Sydney remain unsolved.

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Tenth Sydney shooting in as many days
Updated: 13:52, Wednesday April 11, 2012
Sydney’s latest shooting victim is cooperating with police but detectives are still trying to work out where he was gunned down.
The 20-year-old took himself to Westmead Hospital about 12.30am (AEST) on Wednesday after being blasted in the leg at Rosehill, in the city’s west.
It remains unclear exactly where the shooting took place and police say the victim has only partly co-operated with detectives.
‘He is co-operating to an extent,’ a police spokesman told AAP.
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The state opposition says it is Sydney’s 10th shooting in 10 days.
The most recent shootings included a 24-year-old man who was shot in the stomach at Guildford, in Sydney’s west, on Tuesday afternoon, while a 29-year-old man was shot in the shoulder at a Kings Cross strip club on Monday.

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SYDNEY‘S latest shooting victim staggered into a hospital bleeding heavily – but police are still trying to work out exactly where he was gunned down.
The 20-year-old was shot in the leg at Rosehill and took himself into Westmead Hospital at about 12.30am (AEST) today.
It remains unclear where in Rosehill the shooting took place and detectives are still trying to speak with the man to determine the chain of events.
“He is cooperating to an extent,” a police spokesman said.
Macquarie Radio Network reported that officers investigating the shooting were sent to a street in Granville.
The NSW Opposition said it is Sydney’s 10th shooting in 10 days.
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A 24-year-old man was shot in the stomach at Guildford, also in Sydney’s west, yesterday afternoon.
A 29-year-old man was shot in the shoulder at a Kings Cross strip club on Monday.

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Man shot in leg in Sydney’s west
Wednesday, April 11, 2012 » 01:51pm
Sydney’s latest shooting victim is cooperating with police but detectives are still trying to work out where he was gunned down.
The 20-year-old took himself to Westmead Hospital about 12.30am (AEST) on Wednesday after being blasted in the leg at Rosehill, in the city’s west.
It remains unclear exactly where the shooting took place and police say the victim has only partly co-operated with detectives.
‘He is co-operating to an extent,’ a police spokesman told AAP.
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The state opposition says it is Sydney’s 10th shooting in 10 days.
The most recent shootings included a 24-year-old man who was shot in the stomach at Guildford, in Sydney’s west, on Tuesday afternoon, while a 29-year-old man was shot in the shoulder at a Kings Cross strip club on Monday.

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Sydney’s latest shooting victim staggered into a hospital bleeding heavily – but police are still trying to work out exactly where he was gunned down.
The 20-year-old was shot in the leg at Rosehill and took himself into Westmead Hospital at about 12.30am (AEST) on Wednesday.
It remains unclear where in Rosehill the shooting took place and detectives are still trying to speak with the man to determine the chain of events.
“He is co-operating to an extent,” a police spokesman told AAP.
Macquarie Radio Network reported that officers investigating the shooting were sent to a street in Granville.
The NSW opposition says it is Sydney’s 10th shooting in 10 days.
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A 24-year-old man was shot in the stomach at Guildford, also in Sydney’s west, on Tuesday afternoon.
A 29-year-old man was shot in the shoulder at a Kings Cross strip club on Monday.

See the full article from “The West Australian”

CASH rewards are needed to catch those responsible for the spate of shootings across Sydney and help break the wall of silence, the NSW opposition says.
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“This gangland war is going to continue and people in Sydney are going to continue to live in fear,” Mr Robertson told reporters in Sydney.
There had been 79 shootings in Sydney since the Coalition won Government 12 months ago, he said.
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Over the long weekend, three men were shot in the legs and a 29-year-old was gunned down on the dance floor of a Kings Cross strip club.
“Police are facing a wall of silence when it comes to the shootings plaguing Sydney streets,” Mr Robertson said.
Opposition police spokesman Nathan Rees accused Premier Barry O’Farrell of failing to take the issue seriously and said Sydney police stations were understaffed.

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Police will use ground-penetrating radar as they begin searching for skeletal remains that may be buried underneath a suburban Sydney home.
Cengiz Sarac, 24, went missing in August 2005 and was last seen leaving his home in Auburn, western Sydney, in a white four-door sedan.
Detectives are convinced he was murdered and on Tuesday will begin searching for his remains beneath a two-storey home in Merrylands, also in the city’s west.
“We are highly confident the skeletal remains are at the house,” Detective Senior Constable Justin Harris told News Ltd on April 7.
Police investigating Mr Sarac’s disappearance recovered five bones during a search of Duck Creek pond, Auburn, on April 3.
The bones were sent for forensic analysis to determine if they are human.
Images of three men wanted over the case were also released last week.

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STRIPPERS and club patrons dived for cover after shots rang out on the dance floor of a Kings Cross strip club early yesterday, in the fifth shooting in Sydney over the Easter long weekend.
Five men were seen arguing on the dance floor of the Bada Bing strip club before one pulled out a gun and shot a 29-year-old man once in the left shoulder about 1.40am. “All we heard was bang, bang, bang. We turned around, we just seen someone running to a car and drive off,” a witness told the ABC.
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The Kings Cross shooting came as a 17-year-old boy was shot in the leg in Sydney west in a separate incident yesterday and was taken to a hospital in Mount Druitt. Police were working to determine the circumstances of the shooting.

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A shooting at the Bada Bing strip club in Kings Cross was the fourth in Sydney over Easter. Picture: Bill Hearne Source: The Daily Telegraph
A REVELLER gunned down inside a packed Sydney nightspot has become the latest victim of an Easter shooting spree that has prompted fresh fears about escalating gangland crime.
The incident, at Kings Cross strip club Bada Bing yesterday morning, was the city’s fourth shooting of the long weekend.
Two men were shot in the knees on Saturday and another blasted in the lower leg on Friday.
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Strippers and dozens of customers dived for cover as gunfire rang out at Bada Bing, on Darlinghurst Rd, about 1.40am yesterday.
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Two Sydney men were shot in the legs in separate attacks on Saturday night, a 22-year-old man at Auburn and a 43-year-old man at Pendle Hill.

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Man shot in Sydney strip club
Updated: 20:29, Monday April 9, 2012
A reveller gunned down inside a packed Sydney nightspot has become the latest victim of an Easter shooting spree which has prompted fresh fears about escalating gangland crime.
The incident, at Kings Cross strip club Bada Bing on Monday morning, was the city’s fourth shooting over the long weekend.
Two men were shot in the knees on Saturday and another blasted in the lower leg on Friday.
‘It’s gone from driveby shootings and so on, to kneecappings. So this is escalating,’ opposition police spokesman Nathan Rees said.
Strippers and dozens of customers dived for cover as gunfire rang out at Bada Bing, on Darlinghurst Road, about 1.40am (AEST) on Monday.
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Two Sydney men were shot in the legs in separate attacks on Saturday night, a 22-year-old man at Auburn and a 43-year-old man at Pendle Hill.

See the full article from “Sky News Australia”