Three men accused of shooting dead a bank official
Three men accused of shooting dead a bank official as she sat in her sportscar appeared at the Old Bailey today.
(Mon)
Pauline Peart, 25, was gunned down in her silver Audi TT soft top in Hampden Road, Tottenham, north London,
on March 10 this year.
Morris Green, 28, (13.
10.
74), of 54 Victoria Crescent, south Tottenham, Maurice Miller, 19, (31.
08.
83) of 70A The High Street, Waltham Cross, Essex, and Nebra Bennett, 21, (18.
09.
81) unemployed of 93 West Green Road, south Tottenham, are all charged with her murder.
Miller is also charged with possession of a firearm.
Judge Martyn Stephens QC remanded the three men in custody until August 11 when they will return to court for a plea and directions hearing.
Miss Peart, from Waltham Abbey, Essex, was seated in the driver seat of her sportscar chatting to a male passenger when she was shot at close range.
A post mortem gave the cause of death as a single gunshot wound to the heart.
The killing prompted an investigation headed by Detective Chief Inspector Julian Headon from Operation Trident, the Met’s initiative into black-on-black gun crime.
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