Men pulled from crashed car by heavily armed tactical police
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By Jack Gramenz
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At least five men have been pulled from a crashed car after a collision with heavily armed police, part of an operation involving multiple arrests in Sydney’s south-west.
The men can be seen lying on the road and footpath with their hands zip-tied at the intersection of George Street and Campbell Street in Liverpool.
Tactical police can be seen standing over them in footage posted on social media.
The vision shows one man whose head appears to be bleeding.
The crashed Hyundai hatchback has Victorian number plates, and appeared to have a hole in its windscreen.
Nine News reported beanbag rounds were believed to have been used.
Other footage from the scene shows mobile phones sitting atop evidence envelopes and the men lined up against a fence nearby.
The white hatchback was stopped at the intersection of George and Campbell streets, Liverpool.Credit: Instagram
The white hatchback with Victorian number plates can be seen with a hole in its windscreen.Credit: Nine News
Another video posted online by SCN Worldstar shows similarly outfitted officers pulling another man from a Toyota hatchback, also with a Victorian number plate, a few streets away on Laurantus Serviceway.
A man is pulled from a Toyota hatchback with Victorian number plates.Credit: SCN Worldstar
A police operation is underway in Liverpool.Credit: SCN Worldstar
Police said an operation is underway and further information will be provided later on Thursday.
“There is no ongoing risk to the community,” police said.
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