An individual was arrested after opening fire on a street in Sydney, injuring approximately 20 people. The incident is not related to terrorism or organized crime.
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A 60-year-old man was arrested after he opened fire on a busy street in Sydney, shooting between 50 and 100 rounds and injuring approximately 20 people. Authorities have confirmed that the incident is not linked to terrorism or organized crime. The police responded quickly, securing the area and immobilizing the suspect, who sustained injuries during the arrest. One of the injured is in critical condition, while 19 others were affected by shrapnel. The investigation continues to clarify the circumstances of the attack.
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