Woman shot in shoulder in targeted attack in Campbelltown Police at the scene of the shooting. A WOMAN is believed to have been targeted when she was shot in the shoulder during a drive-by shooting at Campbelltown. Emergency services were called to a house on Lindesay Street about 4am, after a number of shots were fired into the house. A 26-year-old woman, who was in a front bedroom of the home, sustained a gunshot wound to her left shoulder. Police talk to occupants at the house. Police sealed off the road following the shooting. Police closed cordoned off the street as a crime scene. She was treated at the scene by NSW Ambulance Paramedics before being taken to Liverpool Hospital for treatment of non-life threatening injuries. A crime scene was established with police conducting a forensic examination of the area, locating a number of bullet cartridges. Witnesses have told police the shots may have been fired from a small grey or silver hatchback which was seen to drive north along Lindesay Street around the time of the shooting. Detectives from Campbelltown Local Area Command and officers attached to Operation Talon are continuing their investigations into the shooting which is believed to be a targeted attack. They are now appealing for anyone with information about the incident to contact police. Operation Talon was formed in August 2013 to combat public place shootings in Sydney.