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Sydney police investigate two possible mistaken identity killings in two days

Police in Sydney are investigating two possible mistaken identity killings that occurred within 48 hours. The first incident involved the shooting of Marco Tapia, a university student, during a home invasion, while the second incident involved a drive-by shooting of a man in his 40s in Merrylands West. Authorities are exploring links to organized crime in both cases.

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Marco Tapia Det Supt Simon Glasser Mal Lanyon Chris Baghsarian

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Police in Sydney are investigating two possible mistaken identity killings that occurred within 48 hours. The first incident involved the shooting of Marco Tapia, a university student, during a home invasion, while the second incident involved a drive-by shooting of a man in his 40s in Merrylands West. Authorities are exploring links to organized crime in both cases.

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