Brother's Rage: Easter Shooting Saga

0:00It's April 6th. This is Sydney News today, AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Cory with the story. A 53-year-old man named Daniel Jean Murray got denied bail after allegedly busting into his sister's house on a quiet street in Coromall, Ilowar, and firing off shots inside. This went down on Easter Sunday around 6.40 pm, and he's now hit with five charges like possessing an unregistered firearm, unsafe storage, and shooting at a home during a break-in. The whole mess kicked off from a family beef over access to a shed next door. Murray had just taken out a million dollar mortgage to buy the property after renting from his sister for years. He says there was a deal with his brother-in-law to keep his stuff there, but it got broken, leaving him heated, boozed up, and armed when he stormed. In, locals nearby flipped out at first, mistaking the bains for fireworks amid screens and flashlight beans in the dark. He jumped in to shelter Murray's wife and daughter, with one neighbor even grabbing the gun.

1:01Police flooded the street fast, but luckily no one got hurt. In court Monday, his lawyer painted him as a clean record minor, who's worked over 20 years at Appincoliery and raised two kids. Defense claims he thought the place was empty, though a witness overheard him yelling threats, straight contradicting police facts. The judge shut down bail anyway, and the case bounces back to court later this week, as the sibling showdown simmers on.