'Coming for you': man shot had links to organised crime

A man killed in a targeted inner Sydney shooting had links to organised crime, police say. Emergency services responded to a shooting at Surry Hills about 7.45pm on Friday where they found a man with gunshot wounds to his upper torso. The man believed to be in his 30s was treated by paramedics on Cleveland Street, near Baptist Street, but succumbed to his injuries. He was alone in his car at a service station when he was shot, NSW Police Superintendent Andrew Garner said on Saturday. "After that, he got out of the vehicle and went on foot down Cleveland Street, generally west to a point where he eventually died near Baptist Street on Cleveland Street," he told reporters. Police also responded to reports of a car on fire in the nearby suburb of Kensington a short time later and arrived to find a Porsche well alight. They believe the two incidents are linked. Detectives say the shooting was "definitely a targeted attack" but said there was no broader risk or threat to the public. "The male who died had known links to organised crime so on that basis, we believe it was targeted - that he was the intended target of that attack," Supt Garner said. The number of offenders and their movements following the shooting involved is still being investigated. "This outrageous incident demonstrated a high level of reckless indifference to the public around that area at the time," Supt Garner said. "We're coming for you." Supt Garner was unable to comment on whether the latest shooting will spark reprisals. Police are appealing for anyone with information or CCTV to contact Crime Stoppers.