CCTV footage shows final hours of Comanchero-linked man before fatal driveway shooting in Western Sydney

Chilling CCTV video has been released showing the final hours of a man with underworld links before he was shot dead in his Western Sydney driveway last year.

Marvin Oraiha — who has links to the Comanchero bikie gang — was shot dead in an ambush in the driveway of his Elizabeth Hills home on Hertfordshire St about 4pm on May 22, 2023.

WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE: Video shows two men seemingly watching shooting victim hours before his death.

Despite the efforts of first responders, the 24-year-old could not be revived and died at the scene.

Two car fires were reported a short time later at Cave Close in Green Valley and Lewis Street in Bonnyrigg Heights.

Crime scenes were established and forensically examined at all three locations.

As the investigation continues, NSW Police have released CCTV vision, in a bid for more information, showing two men seemingly watching Oraiha in a busy city shopping centre just hours before his death.

The two men are seen watching Oraiha as they text on their phones at Westfield in Pitt St, in Sydney’s CBD about 1.10pm on May 22 last year.

Then at 3pm, CCTV shows an unknown person park his black Mercedes on Boomerang Rd in Edensor Park before retrieving a bag from a Toyota Kluger and returning to his car.

About 25 minutes later, the Mercedes meets a white Audi on Eber Avenue in Elizabeth Hills, a short distance away from Oraiha’s home.

Two men, who were inside the Mercedes, then get into the Audi with a backpack and continued onto Hertfordshire St to wait for Oraiha, while the Mercedes returns to Edensor Park.

After the shooting, the men are caught again on CCTV running from a black Prado towards a blue Honda Accord on Lewis St in Bonnyrigg Heights.

It’s alleged one of the men was still carrying a firearm and threatened bystanders.

Strike Force Hackenburg was established after the shooting.

To date, seven people have been charged and remain before the courts.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers.