Exclusive pictures show of the moment Taskforce Falcon raid a home just hours after gangland violence erupted across Western Sydney yesterday.

9News can reveal two accused gang members had been staying at an AirBnB, with the owner saying he's shocked to learn of their identities.

There were four gangland hits, but police were quick to hit back.

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Taskforce Falcon made their move in Fairfield Heights just hours after shots rang out at Guildford.

The suburban street was flooded with officers.

Highway patrol arrived first at 9am, specialist officers raided the property at 2pm.

These two accused members of the so-called Lone Wolf Gang had been staying on the street.

The duo are accused of firing a number of shots into a Guilford home before leading police on a pursuit yesterday morning

A 21-year-old and a 17-year-old were charged with eight offences each today.

Police say they seized a number of items from the Fairfield Heights address to be used as evidence in court.

The owner of the home told 9News the property was listed online as an Airbnb.

The pair arrested yesterday were booked to stay for two weeks, with the owner saying he's shocked to learn who was staying.

With two homes linked to senior Alameddine members shot up police are holding their breath as the gangland feud threatens to boil over.

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Part of SH35 near Whangara is closed while the Serious Crash Unit looks at the scene.

A line of heavy showers is moving across the upper North Island this afternoon.

A seven-year-old boy has died after being hit by a car while riding a scooter outside his home in Melbourne.

The man behind the wheel was a neighbour who stopped at the scene in Melton and was left traumatised by Saad Masud's death.

Another neighbour, Mohammed Chowdhury, said he came out and saw the child lying on the street.

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"Another neighbour was helping him to do CPR," he said.

The driver stopped and spoke to police.

Saad's uncle Kazi Islam said his parents were "heartbroken" by the death of their son, who he said was "always happy".

"We just want everyone's prayers. That's the most important thing, I guess," he said.

"We forgive him, you know. And of course we pray to God that everybody, we should be very careful."

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The driver's wife said he was devastated and spent a sleepless night replaying what happened in his mind.

Their own children are of a similar age to Saad and would often play with him outside.

"This is traumatising for everyone. He carry this story for the rest of his life," Islam said.

Police have spoken to the driver, but no charges have been laid.

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