Durham Police have stated that detectives are working tirelessly in their investigation of the shooting death of 60-year-old Barry Dawson, who was shot in his home through a window on Elm Street in Stanley, County Durham. The incident occurred on Saturday, and despite efforts to save him, Mr. Dawson passed away at the scene. As of the latest update, a 37-year-old man and a 35-year-old woman who were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder are still in police custody.
Supt Peter Carr, in a press conference held by Durham Police to provide updates on the case, described the shooting as a terrifying event for those involved and the community. He highlighted the collaborative effort involving a team of 35 detectives from the major crime unit, armed response officers, crime scene investigators, specialized search teams, and neighbourhood officers working on the case around the clock. The Superintendent revealed that the police received a call reporting a disturbance at Mr. Dawson’s residence at 17:20 BST, leading to the tragic shooting.
The dedication of the investigative team and the array of specialized units involved in the case indicate the gravity and complexity of the situation. Supt Carr emphasized the seriousness of the incident and the ongoing efforts to bring justice for Barry Dawson. With the suspects still in custody and the investigation in full swing, the community is looking for answers and closure in this tragic event that has shaken the neighborhood in Stanley. The commitment of Durham Police to pursue all leads and ensure a thorough investigation reflects their determination to uncover the truth behind this senseless act of violence
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