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Intended target of Sydney shooting warned days before attack

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By Riley Walter Verified, Perry Duffin Verified, Daniel Lo Surdo
| MSN Australia Verified
Riley Walter, Perry Duffin, Daniel Lo Surdo The intended target of a botched assassination was warned of threats to his safety in the days before an innocent man was shot dead outside his western Sydney home as pressure mounts on police over two mistaken identity murders this week. NSW Premier Chris Minns is considering stronger powers for police as authorities grapple with the most significant escalation of gangland violence in several years following killings of two innocent men a day apart.
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NSW police warned intended target of Sydney shooting days before attack

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By Riley Walter Verified, Perry Duffin Verified, Daniel Lo Surdo
| MSN Australia Verified
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NSW Police told intended target of Sydney shooting he was on hitlist

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By Riley Walter Verified, Perry Duffin Verified, Daniel Lo Surdo
| MSN Australia Verified
Riley Walter, Perry Duffin, Daniel Lo Surdo The intended target of a botched assassination was warned of threats to his safety in the days before an innocent man was shot dead outside a western Sydney home, in what police believe is the city's second mistaken identity killing in as many days. The assailants who shot dead Joshua Macdonald were believed to be targeting a man linked to the notorious Alameddine crime family.
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