Manches continue after shooting Valentine’s Day

Police are investigating if a suspect wanted a suspect after a woman’s deadly shooting out of a pub on Valentine’s Day, maybe the Tames had entered the river.

The woman, who was in the 40s, died in an attack scene, which took place on the main road in Kent, three horseshoe on Nockholt, just after 19:00 GMT on Friday.

Police later recovered a vehicle with a gun on Rani Elizabeth Second Bridge, crossing the River of the Temes near Dartford.

The force said that it was not deciding from the possibility that a man may have entered the water after receiving the report of “wrong side of the obstruction”.

The woman has not been formally identified, but the police said her attacker is known to her.

BBC reporter Ben Shoffield said at the crime site in Nockholt on Sunday morning that more information on what happened was “slowly getting available”.

The villagers recalled on hearing “ringing out” at around 19:00 GMT on Friday evening.

Police said they were only looking for a suspect and said they did not believe that there was a risk for the public.