Concerns about potential revenge from criminal groups as the suspects in the Surry Hills shooting are still at large.

The police are on high alert as they anticipate possible retaliation from the criminal underworld. The search for the two individuals responsible for the fatal shooting of a 30-year-old man in Sydney's CBD over the weekend is still ongoing.

According to reports, emergency services were called to the scene on Baptist Street in Surry Hills after receiving reports of gunshots around 7:45pm on Friday. The victim, identified as Nidal Acherkouk, was sitting alone in his car at a nearby BP service station when he was shot. He then tried to flee to Bathurst Street but tragically collapsed and died in front of witnesses from a nearby pub and restaurant.

CCTV footage captured the shocking moment when two armed individuals ambushed the victim in his car. The suspects were seen wearing masks and black ponchos in an attempt to conceal their identities. Former NSW Police officer Glenn Gorrick expressed his disbelief that no innocent bystanders were injured in the attack, calling it a "miracle."

Gorrick also commented on the brazenness of the attack, stating that it not only sends a warning to other members of the organized crime world but also highlights the ongoing issues surrounding drug territory and family disputes within these criminal gangs.

Authorities have revealed that the attack was carefully planned, with the perpetrators dressed entirely in black and no skin showing. In addition, a Porsche was found burnt out at a nearby unit complex on Kensington Road in Kensington, leading police to believe that the two incidents are connected.

Superintendent Andrew Garner stated that the victim had connections to organized crime entities, making this incident all the more concerning. He also condemned the recklessness of the attack, as it showed a complete disregard for the safety of the public in the area.

Efforts to identify and apprehend the suspects are underway, with Superintendent Garner issuing a warning to those responsible that they will be caught. To stay updated on this developing story, you can download the 9News app, available on both the Apple App Store and Google Play. Stay informed on all the latest news, sports, politics, and weather, and receive notifications straight to your smartphone.

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