Sixth arrest as part of Seaton Burn shooting investigation
Police investigating the shooting at the Six Mile Bridge Inn in Seaton Burn have made a further arrest.
Six people have now been arrested in connection with the shooting on Friday, 4th January 2013; five men aged 21, 22, 23, 47 and 52 and a 25-year-old woman are now in custody and helping police with their enquiries.
Five arrests as part of Seaton Burn shooting investigation
Police investigating the shooting of a man in a pub car park in North Tyneside have made three more arrests, bringing the total to five.
The shooting happened at the Six Mile Bridge Inn in Seaton Burn yesterday afternoon. Northumbria Police say they've arrested four men and one woman. Police patrols have been increased in the area to reassure the local community.
The man who was shot is still being treated in hospital but his injuries are not though to be life-threatening. Anyone with information is being urged to contact Northumbria Police.
Assistant Chief Constable, Jim Campbell urges any member of the public with information about the shooting on Friday to contact Northumbria Police on 101 or through Crimestoppers.
More arrests in Seaton Burn shooting investigation
Police investigating the shooting of a man in the carpark of the Six Mile Bridge Inn in Seaton Burn at 4.12pm yesterday afternoon have made three further arrests.
Four men aged 22, 23, 47 and 52 and a 25-year-old woman have now been arrested in connection with the incident and are helping police with their enquiries.
A police operation is underway after a man was shot in a car park in Seaton Burn.
Officers were called to the Six Mile Bridge Inn in Seaton Burn just after four o'clock today after a man was injured after being shot in the car park.
It appears that the 52-year-old man was getting out of his car when he was shot in the back by two men who then drove off in a white van in the direction of the A19.
His injuries are not described as life threatening at this time.
Initial enquiries suggest that the shooting was not a random incident.
Police have said that patrols will be increased in the area to reassure the local community.
Anyone with information about the attack is asked to contact police on the 101 non-emergency number.