Police in New South Wales have arrested three young men, aged 16, 18, and 21, believed to be part of a notorious group known for using so-called 'kill cars' in violent crimes. Authorities seized five vehicles that had been stolen, fitted with fake number plates, and stocked with items such as balaclavas, firearms, spare clothes, and fuel cans intended to destroy evidence after attacks. Investigators say these methods are connected to a range of organized crime groups, including those involved in drug trafficking and contract killings. The arrests followed a series of targeted house raids as police crack down on escalating gang violence in Sydney.