Live bullets perplex police at Parramatta crash site Bullets mystery: police at the scene. Photo: Gene Ramirez Two men are expected to appear in court after a man was reportedly shot at, chased by a group of men with bats and later struck during a car crash at Parramatta on Wednesday night. The pair, aged 19 and 20, were due to face Parramatta Local Court on Thursday on several charges. Police say a bizarre chain of events started with an argument between a 22-year-old man and two men on Wednesday night. Police search Hunters St, Parramatta after a car crash and possible shooting. During the fight, a group of men armed with bats, poles and a machete allegedly chased the victim before firing several shots at him. He ran off and was followed by a blue Honda Civic and a silver panel van. A short time later the blue Honda allegedly struck the man down near the intersection of Marsden and Hunter streets about 7.50pm. The car then crashed into the silver van, which was also pursuing the victim, police said. Several people were seen getting out of the van and running from the scene but two men, aged 19 and 20, were left trapped inside the Honda. The two men were arrested after they were freed from the car. The victim was taken to Westmead Hospital with a number of broken bones and a dislocated shoulder. Parramatta crime manager Detective Inspector Frank Gilroy said police were investigating whether any shots were fired. "Police have retrieved several bullets from a Parramatta intersection but have yet to find any evidence there was a shooting," Inspector Gilroy said. Someone who called triple-0 said they heard a shot fired but all we have found is bullets on the ground but no evidence of any firearms being discharged. A man called Phil said he heard a gunshot and then a loud bang. "I saw a gang of youths running off and a girl screaming and a person laying on the road with blood all over them," he told ABC Radio. A number of bullet casings were found scattered on the road and police have sent them off for forensic testing. Officers returned to Hunter Street at first light on Thursday to continue searching for evidence. The 19-year-old was charged with dangerous driving occasioning grievous bodily harm and affray and his alleged co-offender with affray and concealing a serious indictable offence.