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Man charged after Sydney shooting leaves several injured

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A 60-year-old man who allegedly opened fire on pedestrians, drivers, and police on a busy street in Sydney has faced court, charged with over two dozen offences. Artemios Mintzas is accused of firing around 50 bullets from a high-calibre rifle in Croydon Park, leaving one man in critical condition and several others hospitalised.
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