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Alleged gunman among three charged over student’s mistaken identity murder

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Three individuals, including a 16-year-old boy and two men, have been charged in connection with the fatal shooting of 23-year-old university student Marco Tapia in Sydney's south-west earlier this month. Authorities allege the incident was a mistaken-identity shooting, resulting in the killing of an innocent student inside his home.

The arrests represent the latest developments in the investigation into the violent crime, which police characterise as a botched organized crime killing. The charges against the three suspects include murder, highlighting the severity of the ongoing police response to the incident.

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The Age (Melbourne, Australia) (AU) Highlights the incident as a botched organized crime killing of an innocent student.
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