The kidnapping victim allegedly had her teeth knocked out while held captive for a terrifying week when cops finally broke into a quiet suburban home and hurled flash grenades to rescue him.
- Man being held inside Belmore home
- Kidnapping victim was rescued Tuesday
- NSW Police said six men were arrested overnight
One victim allegedly had his teeth pulled out after being held captive for five days with heavily armed police officers who eventually broke into the house to rescue him.
NSW Police and tactical officers stormed the property at the corner of Chelmsford Avenue, Belmore, in south-west Sydney, on Tuesday night.
The man being held against his will inside the house is believed to be a relative of a person suspected of being involved in a drug deal gone bad.
He was imprisoned inside the Belmore home and allegedly tortured for five days before police rescued him shortly after 6:00 p.m. Tuesday night.
New South Wales police stormed a property in Belmore, south-west Sydney, and rescued a kidnapping victim.
Six men have been arrested overnight after a week-long undercover police operation (in the photo, a man is being arrested by tactical officers on the scene)
In footage from a police operation on Monday, heavily armed officers are seen throwing flash grenades into the house as loud explosions are heard.
Dozens of tactical officers also rushed to the scene Tuesday armed with dogs, grenades, firearms and an armored truck labeled a “rescue vehicle.”
New South Wales Police said six men were arrested overnight in connection with the kidnapping.
“Six people have been arrested as part of an ongoing investigation by the Robbery and Serious Crimes Squad,” police said Wednesday.
“Two were taken to Granville Police Station and another four to Campsie Police Station where they are assisting police with their investigations.”
