A man executed in broad daylight in Sydney's eastern suburbs on Tuesday morning has been identified as being part of a secret cartel which controls the city's drug market.
New South Wales Police were called to Spring St in Bondi Junction on Tuesday morning after reports of a shooting about 8:30am at an underground car park.It has been reported up to two men fired into his vehicle as he sat in the front seat.
Moradian is understood to have been part of a secret cartel called the Commission, which controls the drug market in Sydney, according to The Daily Telegraph.She was later seen emerging from an apartment block about 11am. NSW Police officers, detectives and those from the RAPTOR Squad rushed to an underground car park on Spring St after reports of a shooting. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Nikki ShortPolice said a burnt out Porsche was discovered minutes later by residents on James Street, which is about one kilometre from the crime scene.
Officers believe the first incident with the Porsche is linked to the shooting, with the second"potentially" connected as well.A police helicopter hovering over the scene. Picture: Jeremy PiperAt least half a dozen police and RAPTOR Squad officers could be seen scanning the street and parked cars for any clues.
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