It's not every day you get entertained by a Police Sting Operation right in your building at work but today is such a day. Literally 20 mins ago, the pavement outside my office building was covered with Police cars and naught could be heard but their sirens. I watched from my 18th floor window at the drama unfolding below me and tried to work out what was going on. At First I thought it was a case of someone driving up onto the foot path and knocking over a pedestrian or two but I decided to go down to where the action was a take a better look.

Everywhere people were hypothesising about what had happened but luckily I got the chance to speak to some people who were actually down stairs having a quick fag when everything exploded in front of them.

On the 1st floor of my building here is a very dodgy nightclub/restaurant which rumour has it is some sort of front for the Mafia or at least a popular hang out for those kinds of people.

According to the smoking delinquents out the front of the building, the Paddy Wagons screeched to a halt spewing forth a load of cops in full combat gear and weapons who quickly raced inside and straight into the club.

It was not long after that apparently when a two more load bangs were heard. Quite a number of people I saw out the front who were there at the time and a guy who was in his office which sits directly over this seedy club say they heard these bangs as well.

The Police would not explain to us what was going on at the time however I expect we will see some more of this on the News tonight.

No one knows for sure wether they were gun shots or not but if they were it doesn't seem like anyone was hit because there are no Ambulances coming.

This has been House Husband reporting for the House Husband Diaries.

Watching the News tonight revealed that I have been working above a strip club owned, operated and frequented by Sydney's biggest Cocaine dealer for 8 years! Video of this arvo's proceedings saw a large Sopranoesque figure being lead of out the front foyer of my building and into the back of a Paddy wagon that was sitting directly below my office window. Who could have know I've working above "Badda Bing" for so long.