Lone Wolves' Firebombings Spark Sydney Gang War

0:00It's April 16. This is Sydney News Today, driven by AI. A group calling themselves the lone wolves just claimed responsibility for back-to-back fire bombings on businesses in western Sydney and it looks. Like this could spark a fresh gang war. They hit Royal Blends Barbershop in Warwick Farm early Thursday morning at 220 AM, completely trashing the front. Two days earlier on Tuesday, they targeted a towing yard in Weatherwell Park, tied to the Alamedan crime family, even firing shots inside. These attacks tie into a bigger beef between the coconut cartel, led by a guy named Anthony Pele, who's hiding overseas, and the Alamedans, whose bosses have fled to Lebanon but still call shots from afar. Videos from the scenes show the attackers bragging and threatening more hits on underworld players. Police from the Raptor Squad are digging deep, checking if this links to the ongoing few that blew up earlier this year, and led to a huge task force. They're not sure yet if lone wolves connect to older gangs like brothers for life, or

1:04outlaw bikers, or if it's a new crew borrowing the name. Folks at the barbershop say they have no clue why they got hit, and cops are urging anyone with info to come forward as they hunt for connections in. This messy underworld drama.