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A tradie survived an early morning shooting “by the grace of God” after his ute and a nearby home was hit by gunfire on the North Shore shortly before dawn.
Residents of the North Shore suburb of Beach Haven reported hearing multiple loud gunshots and screeching tyres during the earlymorning incident.
Detective Inspector Simon Harrison, of Waitematā, said about 6.30am police received several reports of gunshots heard around the Tui Park area.
“Police attended and found several bullet casings outside an address on nearby Rambler Cres,” he said.
“A home and a vehicle had sustained some damage but thankfully, no one was injured during the incident.
Another resident said they called police after discovering shells near the local scout den.
“By the grace of God, a tradie, sitting in the ute at the time, was unharmed,” he said.
“Several rounds went through his windows.”
Hours after the early morning attack forensic teams could be seen combing the grass in front of the Beach Haven Scout Hall across the road from the parked ute.
Police comb grounds outside a scout den in Beach Haven.
Police photographers and forensic officers were closely examining the white ute which had bullet holes in the windscreen and passenger doors.
At least two bullet holes could be seen in the front windows of the house.
