A bank in Sydney, CBD, was vandalized by deliberately releasing water.

After a bank in Sydney's CBD was deliberately flooded, emergency workers rushed to carry out the rescue.

Firefighters received phone calls that a bank in George Street had been flooded and the building was flooded.

It is believed that a fire hose inside the bank was deliberately opened and began pouring water into the two-story building.

When the police arrived at the scene, water continued to flow out of the bank's front door and stairs.

The police have set up a crime scene at the front door of the building. They found that a locked side door of the bank building seemed to have been opened.

Police are currently investigating those responsible for the incident.