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Shocking moment teenagers filming a running music video for their lives when a gunman opens fire and shoots an innocent 32-year-old woman in East London
- EXCLUSIVE: A group of men was shooting a rap video in Hackney
- The youth are believed to have faced another group of people.
- A 32-year-old woman was seriously injured when a gunman opened fire
- Police are investigating the shooting that took place Sunday night.
A group of young men and teenagers filmed themselves in a music video just three minutes before a gang shooting left a woman fighting for her life.
The group, captured by CCTV, is believed to have clashed with a rival group about a hundred meters up the street when three shots were fired and the innocent bystander, a 32-year-old woman, was shot in the chest.
He is in critical but stable condition in the hospital with his family at his bedside.
This is the moment a group of teenagers who were filming an exercise rap video ran for their lives after a gunman opened fire in Hackney, east London.
A woman in her 30s, who was described by police as an “ innocent bystander, ” was shot in the neck and is now in critical condition.
Witnesses said a gang wearing ski masks had gathered outside this store when the shooting began. An officer watches the area Monday morning.
Detectives from the North Crime Specialist (Trident) of the Metropolitan Police are investigating, led by Detective Inspector Matt Webb.
He said: ‘Our investigation into this terrible crime continues apace. We have spoken with several people and local residents have contacted them and have been outraged by this horrible incident and have wanted to share with us what they know.
‘I would like to thank those people and assure them that we are working 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and that we will stop at nothing to find the person or persons who left this woman so seriously injured.
‘At this stage of our investigations, we believe that approximately ten people were together at Broadway Market, E8 about ten minutes before this crime occurred. It appears that the group was being filmed for the purpose of a music video, with professional-looking camera equipment.
Police said the victim was an innocent bystander and was in critical but stable condition.
So it seems that the group got involved in an altercation with another group of people who arrived at the scene; during this incident, one of the groups produced and fired a firearm; both groups fled the scene.
The victim was an innocent bystander and was seriously injured on the street. She was assisted by members of the public before the police began first aid prior to the arrival of LAS.
Police must work with communities to catch criminals and this incident is an example of how important that is right now. Anyone know who did this; I tell those people please do not help violent criminals by remaining silent.
Police closed an area around the crime scene while looking for evidence
Today, the business owner, whose security footage captured young people filming his rap video at 8.48pm, just two minutes before the shooting, told MailOnline: ‘The street was pretty quiet at that time of day, but there was a sudden explosion of loud music.
“ I looked out the window and there were between 10 and 12 young people, most with masked faces, who were being filmed for a rap video.
One of them had a fairly professional-looking camera and was filming his friends as they passed the shops at Broadway Market.
At one point, they tried to enter the Costcutter down the road, but were prevented from entering by store staff.
They circled outside for a few seconds and then continued down the street to the Cat & Mutton pub, where the shooting occurred about two minutes later.
‘Some of the youths ran back down the street and dispersed in different directions before the police and paramedics arrived.
“ I only learned later that a poor girl who had been minding her own business was shot and left fighting for her life. ”
A store worker in Costcutter who denied the youths entry told MailOnline: ‘They were trying to film inside the store, but I didn’t want to let them in because we didn’t want any problems. “They were rappers and they were making a kind of music video.”
Earlier today, police responded to reports of another shooting in the area.
Police were called at approximately 2:20 p.m. on Tuesday, November 24 to report a firearm shot on Hoxton Street, N1. Officers attended the scene; no injuries were reported at this time. Investigations into the circumstances are ongoing.
