More weapons seized from Sydney house party where an 18-year-old died during brawl

Police have charged a 19-year-old man involved in a fatal brawl that killed a teen at a Sydney house party.

A man has died during a house party in Ingleburn after an alleged brawl broke out in to the street. Picture: Gordon McComiskie

A 19-year-old man has been charged over an alleged break-in as police investigate the death of a teenager following a brawl at a house party in Sydney’s southwest.

Four men, all aged 19, were arrested at the scene of a chaotic street fight involving metal poles and bats outside an Ingleburn home on Friday night.

One of them fled from officers and allegedly broke into a nearby unit before he was arrested nearby.

He was charged with destroying or damaging property and entering the premises of another person without lawful excuse, and will face Parramatta Bail Court on Sunday. The three others were released without charge.

An 18-year-old man was killed after the fight broke out at the Ingleburn home, police describing his death as ‘brutal’ after a massive brawl broke out at a house party in Sydney’s southwest.

“Bubbly” teen Alex Ioane has been revealed as the victim who died at the scene after a fight escalated at a 16th birthday party.

18-year-old Alex Ioane died following a street brawl in Sydney

One of Mr Ioane’s friends Freda Tuese told reporters they had been celebrating when the brawl started over “something petty, something little that happened inside the party”.

“We obviously did not know that this was going to happen,” she said, The Daily Telegraph reported.

“There was a fight inside and then it escalated onto the street.”

Ms Tuese said Mr Ioane’s family were in shock over his death, describing him as someone who was “bubbly, he was funny he was always happy”.

Police confirmed the teenager was found on the roadway with serious head injuries outside a house in Ingleburn in Sydney’s southwest overnight.

“This is a tragic set of circumstances,” Detective Chief Inspector Michael Moroney told reporters at a press conference outside Campbelltown Police Station on Saturday.

“An 18-year-old boy has been killed in a brutal manner.”

The young man’s cause of death remain unknown, with police saying the “young fellow will need to be examined.”

Detective Chief Inspector Michael Moroney addressed the press outside Campbelltown police station. Picture: Daily Telegraph-Flavio Brancaleone

Police were called to the property in Ingleburn around 9.40pm on Friday evening. Picture: Gordon McComiskie

The NSW Police Riot Squad, the Dog Unit, the Rescue Squad as well as Campbelltown police were called to the Ingleburn residence just before 9.40pm on Friday, after reports of an altercation involving a large group of people.

According to police, the brawl is believed to have begun during a party at a home on Chester Road before spilling into the street, with more people arriving in vehicles, some armed with baseball bats.

“At this stage the exact nature of who attended and reason for attending will be part of inquiry,” Detective Chief Inspector Moroney said.

Police believe there were around 50 to 80 people attending the party, one that they described as a “chaotic scene”. Among those attending was the 18-year-old.

The man was treated by paramedics at the house before being rushed to Liverpool Hospital, where he was declared deceased.

The man died at the scene after paramedics were unable to revive him. Picture: TNV

Several crime scenes have been established and four men, all aged 19, were arrested and taken to Campbelltown Police Station where they assisted with inquiries.

Three of those men were released without charge while the fourth was still in custody at 10:15 on Saturday, where he was later charged.

A number of weapons, including a baseball bat and golf club, along with wooden and metal poles were seized for forensic examination.

Ingleburn residents heard many sirens last night as police responded to the incident.

Two men wearing forensic suits at the deadly scene in Ingleburn. Picture: Daily Telegraph-Flavio Brancaleone

Photos of police collecting evidence on the crime scene on Chesterhill St, Ingleburn NSW. Picture: Daily Telegraph-Flavio Brancaleone

Chester Road remains closed between Percy Street and Gertrude Avenue as the crime scene is examined.

Police are appealing for anyone who was in the vicinity between 9-9.40pm who may have filmed or passed in a vehicle and witnessed the incident.

Anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000