A youth shot dead an innocent mother through her front door If you have any concerns pertaining car service to manhattan cruise terminal from nj where and how to utilize car service to manhattan cruise terminal from nj, you can contact us at our web-site. while on bail for attempted murder, a court heard yesterday.
The boy, 16, allegedly killed Lianne Gordon in front of her daughter after going on a ‘ride out' hunting for rival gangs.
She was sheltering behind the door car service to manhattan cruise terminal from nj protect her two children from violence erupting between warring gangs when she was shot in the head and killed instantly.
The court heard the accused was on bail for an attempted murder - which he was later convicted of - when he opened fire on December 5 last year.
The boy, 16, allegedly killed Lianne Gordon (pictured) in front of her daughter after going on a ‘ride out' hunting for rival gangs
The Old Bailey heard the accused was on bail for an attempted murder - which he was later convicted of - when he opened fire on December 5 last year
Two other victims, a 17-year-old boy and a 21-year-old man, were also shot outside the property in Hackney, east London, but survived.
Ms Gordon's daughter, 16, told police: ‘Mum had her hand on the door handle and looked like she was trying car service to manhattan cruise terminal from nj close it. I could see a gun tip through the open door. I saw her drop.'
She said she recognised the killer despite him wearing a balaclava. ‘I opened the door and I was screaming at him. We were face-on for a few seconds... before he ran off.' Prosecutor Mark Fenhalls, KC, told the Old Bailey the boy, now 17, was with Hackney's Pembury Gang who were in conflict with the nearby A-Road Gang.
He had previously threatened Ms Gordon's son Kaymound, 21, due to a perceived link to the A-Road gang, he added.
Mr Fenhalls said Ms Gordon, 42, was ‘almost certainly not the target'. The teenager denies murder, attempted murder and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life.
The trial continues.