Four men are in custody after they allegedly abducted an associate of the Hamzy crime network outside of his home at Manly on Sydney’s Northern Beaches this morning.

A woman told 9News she saw four men in balaclavas sitting in a car on Oyama Street before the group got out of their car and pounced on Rodrigo Henriquez moments after he walked out of his house.

During a police pursuit police deployed road spikes and stopped the vehicle on Starkey Street.
During a police pursuit police deployed road spikes and stopped the vehicle on Starkey Street. (9News)

The woman called police who later tracked down the car on Warringah Road at Forestville but the driver allegedly refused to stop.

During a pursuit, police deployed road spikes and stopped the vehicle on Starkey Street.

9News understands police rescued Henriquez from the ute before arresting four men allegedly involved in his abduction.

The victim was taken to hospital and treated for multiple lacerations.

The group who were arrested are being held at Manly Police Station where they are expected to be charged, and criminal group detectives are investigating whether they have links to the rival Alameddine crime network.

Henriquez is before the courts charged with affray following a wild brawl between Alameddine and Hamzy associates at Ballina Airport in February 2021.

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