Fourth man charged over the murder of Chinese man Qin Wu
A fourth man has been charged over the February murder of a Chinese man in a makeshift Buddhist temple that is also believed to have served as a drug den.
Police allege the 40-year-old man, who was arrested at Silverwater Prison about 9.30am on Wednesday was a driver for the other men arrested over the shooting of Qin Wu, 37.
He was charged with accessory after the fact to murder, and deliver/attempt to deliver something to an inmate without authority.
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Qin Wu (pictured) was shot dead on February 1 at a makeshift Buddhist temple which doubled as a drug den
A 40-year-old man is the fourth person to be charged over the murder and police allege he drove the other men to and from the Guildford home (pictured)
He was refused bail and will face Burwood Local Court on Thursday.
Police believe Mr Wu was acting as peacemaker between two others when he was fatally shot in the Guildford home earlier this year.
Three other men were arrested in relation to the murder last week, and police allege the 40-year-old charged yesterday drove the men to and from the makeshift temple where the murder took place.
Ying Luo, 31, was already in jail on drugs charges when he was arrested by police for the shooting of Mr Wu.
Luo - who was already in jail on drugs charges - is accused of running out of the Guildford temple during gunfire before returning and shooting himself in the leg with a handgun.
He was arrested on Wednesday morning after investigations and charged with one count of murder and one of attempted murder and was refused bail.
Ian Fan, 45, and Jaiyu Liu, 35, were arrested on Monday and also charged.
Police believe Mr Wu was acting as peacemaker between two others when he was fatally shot in the home which doubled as a temple (pictured) earlier this year
Dramatic bodycam footage has captured the moment a suspect was arrested in a raid for the murder of Mr Wu
'Get on the ground. Get your hands behind your back,' officers are heard screaming at the half-dressed suspect repeatedly in video footage of the raid
Ian Fan, 45, charged in relation to the murder of Mr Wu is led away by police on Monday
Dramatic bodycam footage captured the moment heavily armed police raided Fan's Croydon flat to make one of the arrests.
'Get on the ground. Get your hands behind your back,' officers are heard screaming at the half-dressed suspect repeatedly in video footage of the raid.
He is later seen handcuffed and being escorted into custody by police, dressed in a a pair of shorts and a black shirt.
Detective Sergeant Justin Moynihan said investigations in the circumstances surrounding Mr Wu's murder are continuing.
The three other men arrested over Mr Wu's death have both been charged with one count of murder and attempted murder
'We are alleging that Qin was shot when he intervened during an argument between his friend and the men charged today,' Det Sgt Moynihan said.
Forensic evidence indicated another person may have been shot in the gunfire, but despite searching hospitals across Sydney police did not find Mr Luo.
The Guildford house was also the scene of an unrelated murder three years ago, NSW Police have confirmed.
In 2014, Zhen Fang fatally stabbed Ting Huang, 25, whose decomposing body was found wrapped in a doona in a car boot near Rookwood cemetery in Lidcombe.
Fang, 38, was sentenced in March to at least 14 years behind bars for the frenzied knife attack.
In 2014, Zhen Fang (pictured) fatally stabbed Ting Huang, 25, whose decomposing body was found wrapped in a doona in a car boot near Rookwood cemetery in Lidcombe