Kidnapping victim allegedly has his teeth ripped out while being held captive for a terrifying week as cops finally storm decrepit suburban home throwing flash grenades to rescue him
- Man held inside Belmore home
- Kidnapping victim was rescued on Tuesday
- NSW Police said six men were arrested overnight
A man allegedly had his teeth ripped out while being held captive for five days in a run-down red brick home in Sydney’s south-western suburbs – as heavily armed police storm the property to rescue him.
Dozens of heavily armed NSW Police tactical officers and police dogs swarmed a property on Canterbury Road in Belmore, in Sydney‘s southwest, about 6pm on Tuesday night – hurling flash grenades.
Four men were arrested at the property and a further two were nabbed by officers a few streets away.
The allegedly kidnapped man is believed to be related to a suspect caught up in a drug deal gone wrong.
‘There were people lying on the ground,’ one neighbour told Daily Mail Australia outside the home on Wednesday. ‘We thought they were dead!’
The man was held against his will in the Belmore home (pictured) and allegedly tortured for five days before he was finally rescued by police just after 6pm on Tuesday night
NSW Police stormed a property in Belmore, southwest Sydney, and rescued kidnapping victim
Heavily armed tactical officers were seen outside the Canterbury Road home on Tuesday night
NSW Police and tactical officers were armed with grenades and an armoured truck on Tuesday
‘Six people have been arrested as part of an ongoing investigation by the Robbery and Serious Crime Squad,’ police said on Wednesday.
‘Two were taken to Granville Police Station and a further four to Campsie Police Station, where they are assisting police with their inquiries.’
In footage from a police operation on Monday, heavily armed officers are seen throwing flash grenades as loud explosions are heard.
Officers were seen handcuffing a man on the nature strip outside the Belmore property
Neighbours said they had seen people lying on the ground outside the property and thought they were dead as officers swarmed the home on Canterbury Road
