A SIX-WEEK-OLD baby and a young girl were among seven people in a south Sydney home when it was peppered with up to 20 bullets in a suspected targeted attack. Five adults, the girl and the baby were inside the Arncliffe home when it was shot about 3am (AEDT) on Wednesday. Nearby residents told AAP they suspected a drug link and it is understood police had visited the home at least twice in the past year. The occupants of the single-storey brick bungalow on Wollongong Road spent the morning with relatives in a house across the road. They could be seen ordering pizza and at times peering through windows as police conducted a meticulous search of the taped-off crime scene. One young man emerged from the home on Wednesday afternoon, telling waiting media to "stop harassing" him but offering no explanation for the attack. One man believed to have been inside the home when the shooting occurred stopped briefly to tell reporters his family was "OK." Police suspect the attack was targeted and say it is lucky no one was hurt. At the moment crime scene (officers) are conducting the investigation but it is very fortunate that no one was injured in the shooting. Police conducted a line search along the length of the taped-off block and a sniffer dog searched the front yard of the shot home and that of a neighbouring property. Following two shootings in the neighbourhood in the past year, neighbours say they are rattled by the latest outbreak of violence.