Wembley shooting victim suffers potentially life-changing injuries
A 24-year-old man remains in hospital after being shot on Douglas Avenue on October 3.
Incident → evidence → outcomeA 24-year-old man has suffered potentially life-changing injuries following a shooting in Wembley. The incident occurred on Douglas Avenue in the early hours of October 3.
Police were called to the scene at approximately 3.45am. Officers attending with paramedics discovered the man critically injured. He was transported to hospital with injuries that were described as life-threatening.
A week after the shooting, the Metropolitan Police Service provided an update on the victim's condition. They confirmed that his injuries are now considered potentially life-changing.
Doorbell camera footage from the same street captured the sound of rapid gunfire and people running. The investigation into the shooting is ongoing.
As of the latest update, no arrests have been made in connection with the incident. Police are appealing to the public for any information that could assist their enquiries. Anyone who was in the Douglas Avenue area around the time of the shooting is urged to contact officers.
Members of the public can call 101, quoting reference number 1115/3OCT. Information can also be provided anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Questions this report answers
01What happened on Douglas Avenue, Wembley?
A shooting occurred on Douglas Avenue, Wembley, on October 3. A 24-year-old man was found critically injured and taken to hospital.
02What is the condition of the victim?
The victim was initially in a life-threatening condition. A week after the incident, police confirmed he has suffered injuries that are potentially life-changing.
03Have any arrests been made?
No arrests have been made in connection with the shooting. The Metropolitan Police are continuing their investigation and are appealing for witnesses.
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