How many people did raoul moat kill

He had been on the run for a week after shooting his former partner, Samantha Stobbart, killing her new boyfriend, Chris Brown, and blinding PC David Rathband by shooting him in the face. Raoul Moat, 37, from Newcastle, is released from Durham prison after serving a short sentence for assault.

Moments later, Mr Brown's girlfriend Samantha Stobbart is reportedly shot twice through a front window of the property. It also emerges that Moat was previously in a relationship with Miss Stobbart, who is believed to be the mother of his daughter. He is very dangerous and shouldn't be approached by a member of the public.

The public are being warned not to approach him. Northumbria Police say they are using all their resources and tactics to track him down. Extra firearms officers from forces including Cleveland, Humberside, West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire and Cumbria, are brought in overnight to join the hunt for Moat.

It emerges that shortly before the attacks began Moat's Facebook status was changed to read: "Just got out of jail, I've lost everything Watch and see what happens. Police also say Miss Stobbart is no longer in a critical condition and has appealed directly to Moat, saying: "Please give yourself up.

If you still loved me and our baby you would not be doing this. A letter apparently written by Moat declares war on the police and promises not to stop "until I'm dead". Police investigate an armed robbery on Monday 5 July at Seaton Delaval, near Blyth, about 10 miles from Newcastle, carried out by a man with a similar description to Moat.

However, in just months after announcing that he has his wife were separating, Rathband was found dead in his home. Decisions were taken which at the time seemed appropriate and were justified at the time.

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Get news and views on the best shows direct to your inbox Sign up to receive our newsletter! Sign in to manage your newsletter preferences Sign in. Sign me up! All about Manhunt: the Raoul Moat Story. Subscribe today. After an appeal for sightings of a black Lexus officers believed Moat had used as a getaway car, it was tracked down to the town of Rothbury, Northumberland. Armed officers locked down Rothbury and searched several houses in the area, warning locals to be on the lookout for Moat — who they believed may be hiding in the countryside outside the town.

After a six-hour standoff with police Moat killed himself using the same sawn-off shotgun used in the earlier shootings. Fronted by journalist and Long Lost Family host Nicky Campbell it will be a one-off, with just one episode rather than a full series. It will examine the details of the hunt for Moat and how police officers eventually tracked him down.

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