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Emergency services were called to a home in Campbelltown about 7.50pm today. (9News)<\/p>\nA man arrested after a woman and two children were found dead in an alleged domestic violence attack at a Sydney home called Triple Zero himself, police say.<\/p>\n
Emergency services called to a “particularly violent scene” on Raymond Ave in Campbelltown just before 8pm today found a woman believed to be in her mid-40s and two children under 10 inside the home.<\/p>\n
Acting Superintendent Michael Moroney wouldn’t confirm reports the man was the woman’s husband and father to the children but said all four knew each other.<\/p>\n
Emergency services were called to a home in Campbelltown about 7.50pm today. (9News)<\/p>\n
“Whilst I can’t give you specific information in regards to how they passed, what I can tell you is all three persons sustained significant injuries, and it was a particularly violent crime scene,” he said late tonight.<\/p>\n
A 48-year-old man was arrested at the scene and taken to Campbelltown police station but had not been formally interviewed or charged.<\/p>\n
Moroney wouldn’t go into details about any weapons being seized, saying only “a number of items” were found inside but no guns.<\/p>\n
He said the bodies “were located in various parts of the premises” and it was believed the 48-year-old man called emergency services.<\/p>\n
“I haven’t listened to the Triple Zero call,” he said.<\/p>\n
“Broadly, quite broadly, the information was, an incident happened at that location and he was requesting police to that scene.”<\/p>\n
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Acting Superintendent Michael Moroney addresses the media after a woman and two children were found dead at a home in Bankstown. (9News)<\/p>\n
Moroney said the man had no history with police and there were no offenders believed to be outstanding.<\/p>\n
There was no indication of mental health issues but that would form part of the police investigation.<\/p>\n
A large police presence remained into the night on the street, where police had established a crime scene.<\/p>\n
The home was cordoned off with police tape and multiple police vehicles with flashing lights were parked up and down the street.<\/p>\n
Police could be seen in the front yard of the home.<\/p>\n
Campbelltown detectives are investigating with the help \ufeffState Crime Command’s homicide squad.<\/p>\n
Police called on anyone with information to come forward.\ufeff<\/p>\n
The gruesome discovery came hours after police announced hundreds of people had been arrested in a statewide operation targeting repeat domestic violence offenders.<\/p>\n
“This today appears to be not something that we had on our radar in terms of being known to police, but I can reassure the public that domestic violence is a number one priority for the NSW Police, and we will continue to prioritise DV offenders,” Moroney said.<\/p>\n