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Olivia Pratt-Korbel: CCTV footage captures sound of four gunshots during murder of 9-year-old
The video does not show the attack itself but the audio clearly captures the sound of gunfire - four shots that tore a family apart.
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Sorry, I don't mean to sound sarcasticInteresting background on why current gang activity in Liverpool is so unstable and particularly dangerous.
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Liverpool's gang violence is worsening after police took down OCG leaving gap
Crime experts have told the Mirror that a vacuum in Liverpool's organised crime networks could spill over into violence as young wannabe gangsters fought over status and lucrative supply chains.www.mirror.co.uk
Sorry, I don't mean to sound sarcasticbut...
It resembles me the saying : "If you have lemons make a lemonade" (PR tactics)
If I understood correctly:
- Police's success became its failure.
(arrests of many old/arrival of many young)
But, it order to succeed , one must always be 1 step in front of adversary.
MOO
Yes, I get it.It's the nature of the drugs turf war in that if a dealer, a lieutenant, a Mr Big or even a whole OCG are taken down by LE, then others will immediately fill the gap.
Breaking the Encrochat phone system resulted in many OCG's being taken apart across Europe.
The British end (Operation Venetic) involved hundreds of convictions and jail time, which caused major disruption to the OCG's operating in the UK.
Young, apparently fearless, spotty youths filled the gap. Their live in constant fear of each other because all they know is extreme violence and taking out the opposition to maintain and increase territory, and using violent reputation as a means of power and control.
This extreme violence just breeds more extreme violence.
The only real solution is a long term one, combining LE, education, local authorities etc and it would take a generation.
The problem is that, according to Daily Mail, Police did not officially name the man chased, wounded and arrested in hospital.ADMIN NOTE:
The Daily Mail is an approved MSM source at Websleuths. The above linked article identifies 35 y.o. Nee as involved in the incident, but IMO seems ambiguous as to who the actual killer of Oliva was.
In reference to Nee, it is only stated that a 35 y.o. would "be recalled to prison for breaching the terms of his release". No mention of charging Nee with Olivia's murder or her mother's wounding. So was Olivia killed by Nee or by the masked who gunman who was chasing Nee?
Unless/until it becomes more clear, please don't accuse Nee as being the actual murderer.
I read the article a couple of times, but if I am misunderstanding the information, let me know.
The problem is that according to Daily Mail, Police did not officially name the man chased, wounded and arrested in hospital.
They only said: "35 year old man".
But media presented his name and surname.
Was it done against LE wishes?
Interesting. From what I’ve read here (I.e. English press, not WS!), I’ve assumed Nee wasn’t the person who shot Olivia, and that it was ”gunman” chasing him. Here’s the latest bbc news, which still implies that but also says Nee will continue to be questioned about the killing. There does seem a little ambiguity.ADMIN NOTE:
The Daily Mail is an approved MSM source at Websleuths. The above linked article identifies 35 y.o. Nee as involved in the incident, but IMO seems ambiguous as to who the actual killer of Oliva was.
In reference to Nee, it is only stated that a 35 y.o. would "be recalled to prison for breaching the terms of his release". No mention of charging Nee with Olivia's murder or her mother's wounding. So was Olivia killed by Nee or by the masked who gunman who was chasing Nee?
Unless/until it becomes more clear, please don't accuse Nee as being the actual murderer.
I read the article a couple of times, but if I am misunderstanding the information, let me know.
Interesting. From what I’ve read here (I.e. English press, not WS!), I’ve assumed Nee wasn’t the person who shot Olivia, and that it was ”gunman” chasing him. Here’s the latest bbc news, which still implies that but also says Nee will continue to be questioned about the killing. There does seem a little ambiguity.
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Liverpool shooting: Ex-drug dealer questioned over girl's death
Police continue to search for the gunman who shot nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel in Liverpool.www.bbc.co.uk
Interesting. From what I’ve read here (I.e. English press, not WS!), I’ve assumed Nee wasn’t the person who shot Olivia, and that it was ”gunman” chasing him. Here’s the latest bbc news, which still implies that but also says Nee will continue to be questioned about the killing. There does seem a little ambiguity.
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Liverpool shooting: Ex-drug dealer questioned over girl's death
Police continue to search for the gunman who shot nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel in Liverpool.www.bbc.co.uk
In a briefing, Merseyside Police says the man who shot and killed Olivia Pratt-Korbel has failed to do the right thing and hand himself in.