Police investigate possible love triangle after Raymond Pasnin gunned down A BITTER domestic dispute is possibly behind the killing of a man who was gunned down in front of his girlfriend early yesterday. The Daily Telegraph has been told police are investigating whether a love triangle existed between the victim, his girlfriend and another man. A crime scene was established in Pendle Hill / Picture: Bill Hearne Source: News Limited Central Coast man Raymond Pasnin, 27, was shot five times in the back as he walked towards his car - parked in the driveway of his mother's Pendle Hill home - just after midnight. Police said Mr Pasnin, who friends said has links to the Rebels outlaw motorcycle gang and who had recently been charged with a domestic assault, was shot dead in front of his girlfriend. Last night, senior police said Mr Pasnin's death likely stemmed from a "domestic situation," which they were investigating. The gunman, wearing a black hooded jumper, was last seen walking away from the Dunmore St crime scene towards Goodall St. The crime Pendle Hill/ Picture: Bill Hearne Source: News Limited Inspector Adam Phillips said the shooting was not thought to be linked to the slaying of Brothers For Life member Mahmoud Hamzy at Revesby Heights on Tuesday. He is well known to police," Insp Phillips said. He described the shootings as "vicious but targeted." "The brutality of it occurring in front of a young lady ... We are trying to establish if there are any other witnesses," he said. The victim's car / Picture: Bill Hearne Source: News Limited Police are investigating the possibility of a love triangle between Mr Pasnin, his girlfriend and another man. Mr Pasnin had also recently been charged over an alleged stabbing. A nearby resident named James said he heard a hail of gunfire."I heard I think it was eight gunshots and then a guy screaming," he said. A woman said that distraught family members stood in the driveway afterwards. "There was a woman, probably his mum, screaming hysterically," the witness said. Another man was talking to police with his head in his hands - he looked very upset. The Subaru, with its driver's side door open, was examined inside and out as a ballistics dog also scoured the area surrounding the car. Police at the scene in Pendle Hill / Picture: Bill Hearne Source: News Limited