The shop in Narwee was destroyed. Picture: Bill Hearne Source: DailyTelegraph STAY up-to-date on all the police activtiy and crime happening across the state. POLICE are looking for the driver of a white vehicle seen leaving the scene of a suspected arson attack that gutted a takeaway business in Sydney's south west overnight. The fire at the Narwee No 1 Takeaway on Penshurst Rd, close to Narwee Railway Station, just after 2am blew out the roller doors and sent smoke billowing across the street. Campsie Police were this morning interviewing the store's owner, who shopkeepers along the small strip said was known as "Kevin" and had run the takeaway for six months. Bella Jiangi, 21, runs the newsagent next door and lives above her business. She said she was woken up by the fire but at first didn't realise what had happened. The smoke and heat from the fire is believed to have caused minor damage to the units above the store. Campsie Police Inspector Ian McCarthy said the store owner was being interviewed this morning and no motive for the suspected arson attack had been established. "It does look suspicious and we need to speak to to whoever was in this white van," he said. THREE men armed with a firearm, knife sand baseball bat forced their way into a south western Sydney house during a brazen home invasion. The trio barged into the two-storey house on Magnolia Close, Casula, at 10.20pm on Sunday, threatening the male occupant with a handgun, knife and the bat, before making off with a wallet, mobile phone and the man's car. They fled the scene in the victim's 1999 model silver-coloured Mercedes convertible with NSW registration BWA-59Z. A crime scene was established at the house and examined by specialist forensic officers. The 46-year-old man was treated at the scene by paramedics for chest pain and taken to Liverpool Hospital for treatment. It is understood he may have known his attackers. A 21-YEAR-OLD has been charged for allegedly glassing a man with a champagne flute at a wedding in Pyrmont on Sunday. A 49-year-old was hit in the back of the head at 11.30pm outside a Pirrama Rd function centre at 11.30pm. He sustained cuts to the head and was treated at the scene by paramedics but declined further treatment. The alleged attacker was charged with wound person with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, armed with intent to commit indictable offence, affray and resist police. He was refused bail to appear in Central Local Court yesterday. Street Watch - November 11 AN off-duty police officer has been charged with high-range drink driving after allegedly being involved in a crash on Sunday night. It is alleged a westbound Subaru Imprezza and a Toyota Hilux turning right from Sherwood Rd have collided on Merrylands Road at 10.15pm. The male constable allegedly blew more than three times the legal limit with a reading of 0.151. The South West Metropolitan Region general duties officer was issued with a court attendance notice to appear in Parramatta Local Court on December 2. POLICE are looking for two teens after two bus drivers were spat on. A teenage girl and boy attempted to board a bus bound for Bondi Junction at Eastgardens before 4pm on Sunday without paying for a ticket. When the 63-year-old male driver questioned the pair and asked them to leave the bus they then allegedly spat on him. A short time later, it is believed the same two teens attempted to board a second bus without paying. The 53-year-old male driver questioned the pair, when the boy allegedly threatened the driver and the girl spat on him. The pair left the bus and began to throw rocks at the bus, smashing the front destination sign. The boy is described as being of Caucasian appearance, with a medium build, 16-18 years old and about 180cm tall. He was last seen wearing a dark hooded jumper. The girl is described as being of Caucasian appearance, 15-17 years old and about 165cm tall. She was last seen wearing a pink/ purple top. TWO men have been charged after an air-gun and drugs were allegedly found when a car was stopped for a random breath test on Cabramatta Rd on Friday. Acting on information, police searched the vehicle and allegedly located an air-gun on the back floor at 4.30pm. Police will allege when the driver was searched a knife and three bags - believed to contain 'Ice' (methylamphetamine) - were found in his underpants. The Woodbine man, 25, was charged with drug possession and custody of a knife and was remanded in custody to appear in Fairfield Local Court tomorrow. A Claymore man, 23, faces four charges, including custody of a knife, and was granted bail at Parramatta Bail Court on Saturday to appear in Fairfield Local Court on November 20. A SYDNEY woman was allegedly held captive by a disgruntled ex-lover in the city's east in a horrifying kidnapping ordeal that lasted more than 24 hours. The 20-year-old woman from the eastern suburbs, was allegedly assaulted, gagged and restrained with cable ties when she returned to her ex-boyfriend's Kensington flat to pick up some belongings on Friday night. "It's a domestic violence issue gone wrong unfortunately," Eastern Beaches inspector Andrew Holland said. It's not great at all.The [victim] turned up at the flat, got involved in a dispute and then the man has put cable ties around her legs, driven her to the Bankstown area and then returned to the flat around 4am and locked her in his bedroom ... Detectives arrested the alleged offender on Sunday and conducted a search of the unit where he held his former lover under duress. A cache of illegal drugs were allegedly found in the search and are undergoing scientific analysis. He was due to front Waverley Local Court yesterday.