Luxury cruiser blasted with bullets at Rose Bay boat ramp A luxury yacht has been peppered with bullets as it pulled into Rose Bay Wharf on New Year's Day. Shots were fired into luxury cruiser Oscar II, Sydney, at Rose Bay overnight. MORE than 20 shots were sprayed at a luxury cruiser in Sydney's east and police are yet to determine if a man found with a gunshot wound in a nearby suburb was linked to the incident. The Oscar II Sydney, which can be hired for about $2500 an hour, had two windows shattered when it was fired upon at the Rose Bay Wharf about 11.35pm. The luxury cruiser was taken back to Balmain by Sydney water police for forensic testing. Police scour the area for clues. Rose Bay Detective Inspector Damian Henry said police setup a crime scene and discovered "more than 10" bullet casings on the wharf. "The luxury cruiser has been seized by the marine area command and is currently being held in Balmain," he said. That vessel will be forensically examined. Forensic officers started examining the 21 bullet holes riddling the middle of the luxury cruiser in a vertical line, piercing a porthole window, this morning at Marine Police headquarters in Birchgrove. Police remove items from the cruiser Oscar II Sydney for forensic testing. Det Insp Henry said while officers were investigating emergency services were called to reports of a man suffering from a gunshot wound on nearby Lamrock Ave, Bondi Beach. "A male person was located with gunshot injuries," he said. His injuries are not life threatening. Police locate bullet casings on the jetty where the cruiser was moored. Bullet casings are located by police. The 31-year-old victim was treated at the scene for a shoulder wound before being taken to St Vincent's Hospital where he was released shortly after. Investigators spoke to a woman on Lamrock Ave who was assisting them with their inquiries while the man was in the hands of paramedics. A woman was questioned by police in relation to the man treated for gunshot wounds at Lamrock Ave in Bondi. Vanessa Lahoud, 20, from Greenacre, was fishing at the wharf when she heard what she thought were fireworks. She said, "It was pretty terrifying. You're just going fishing one night and then this happens. We thought it was fireworks but it turned out it wasn't. I didn't get scared until I saw the police.