Two men charged after shots reported on Sydney balcony
Two men have been arrested and charged after allegedly firing shots from a balcony in a harbourfront suburb.
Two men have been charged after shots were allegedly fired from a balcony on Sydney’s north shore.
Emergency services were called to a unit block on Kurraba Road at Kurraba Point just south of Neutral Bay about 4pm on Sunday.
Police were told on arrival that two men allegedly discharged a firearm from a balcony.
After a search, police allegedly found a gel blaster replica firearm and arrested two 23-year-old men at about 6.45pm.
The pair were charged with possession of an unauthorised firearm.
Both men are due to appear in Manly Local Court on December 12.
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