- Police arrest four men as part of investigation into spate of armed robberies
- The men were arrested in Cremorne, North Sydney as part of planned operation
- They were arrested in relation to a series of armed robberies of cash transit vans
- A New South Wales Police spokesman said no shots were fired during the arrest
Dramatic scenes have unfolded on an exclusive Sydney street as heavily armed police arrested four men over a series of cash van robberies.
Four men in a black Audi were rammed by a police Land Rover on Cabramatta Road, Cremorne in North Sydney on Monday morning, according to 9 News.
A New South Wales Police spokesman said four men were arrested as part of a planned operation.
Four men have been arrested during a planned police operation in North Sydney
The men were arrested on Cabramatta Road in Cremorne, North Sydney by the Tactical Operations Unit
Officers from the Tactical Operations Unit surrounded the Audi, with 12 police moving in on the vehicle.
The arrests are related to an investigation by the State Crime Commands Robbery and Serious Crime Squad into a series of armed robberies of cash in transit vans.
The spokesman said no shots were fired.
The arrests are related to an investigation by the State Crime Commands Robbery and Serious Crime Squad into a series of armed robberies of cash in transit vans (stock image)
The street has been cordoned off by police.
A witness told 9 News they saw the Land Rover crash into the Audi.
One of the men was bleeding from his face and had blood on his shirt while he was being arrested.