A MAN has actually been jailed on suspicion of tried murder after a man was shot in Shoebury.
Officers, consisting of armed action officers, and the ambulance service were contacted us to a parking area in Frobisher Way, Shoebury, in the early hours of last Sunday early morning, following reports a man had actually been shot in the leg.
The victim was required to medical facility however, thankfully, he didn’t sustain deadly injuries.
An examination was released and Essex Police has actually now jailed a 21-year-old man from London on suspicion of tried murder.
The suspect is presently in custody while investigators continue their questions.
Officers examining the shooting have renewed their appeal for witnesses and state they are especially thinking about talking with drivers who saw a Mercedes being driven unpredictably on the A127 around the time of the event.
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An Essex Police representative said: “Officers investigating an incident where a man was shot in the leg in Shoebury have made an arrest.
“It happened in a car park on Frobisher Way shortly after 2am last Sunday, May 14.
“The man’s injury was not life-threatening.
“A 21-year-old man from London was arrested yesterday on suspicion of attempted murder.
“He is currently in custody.”
They continued: “We are still appealing for anyone with any information to contact us.
“In particular we want to speak to any drivers on the A127 who saw a Mercedes being driven erratically between 1.45am and 2.30am on May 14.
“If you have any information, CCTV, dash cam or other footage in relation to this incident, then please get in contact with us.
“Please quote the crime reference number 42/86880/23.”
Frobisher Way is close to Shoeburyness Park and Friars Park and runs behind the Asda grocery store. A Wetherspoon pub, Parsons’ Barn, is likewise in Frobisher Way.
Reports can be made online at essex.police.uk/digital101 or by calling 101. A Live Chat service is available Monday to Friday in between 10am and 9pm.
Anonymous reports can be made by calling the independent charity Crimestoppers online or by calling 0800 555 111.
In an emergency situation constantly call 999.