A Rock Ferry lady has been detained in connection with the Christmas Eve shooting at the Wallasey Pub.
Elle Edwards, 26, died from gunshot wounds to the head, while four other people received minor wounds.
The shooting shocked everyone in England. What should have been a happy day for the Edwards family ended up being a nightmare.
Police have launched an immediate investigation and are requesting any anyone who may have information to come forward.
They have also taken several persons into custody and questioned them about the shooting.
Rock Ferry was shot in a Wallasey pub; is he in custody?
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An individual was detained and later released by law enforcement in connection with the shooting death of Elle Edwards.
A Rock Ferry woman, 19, who was detained on suspicion of plotting a murder, has been released on bail.
The victim’s family previously referred to Ms. Edwards as “the most beautiful and bright star” at a press conference on Friday.
There was no one more beautiful than our Elle May, according to her father Tim Edwards, who also praised the way she instantly brightened up a room when she entered.
Tim’s statement was read out by Sue Coombs, detective superintendent for Merseyside Police, on behalf of the family.
The crime was committed using a dark-colored Mercedes that was parked at the bar, according to a Merseyside Police plea for information.
In addition to Ms. Edwards’ death, four males were shot during the event and were sent to the hospital.
While a 28-year-old man from Beechwood, Wirral, was seriously harmed, his condition is now no longer life-threatening, and three of them have been released.
Where Is The Third Suspect Currently: A Prison Or A Jail?
The third suspect in the murder of Elle Edwards in a bar is not currently behind bars. He was granted release on bond.
An arrest warrant for murder plot had been issued for the 31-year-old guy from Tranmere, Wirral. He was later released, though, awaiting additional investigations.
Along with two other people who were being held as suspects in the death of the beautician, he was the third. But no one has yet been put on trial.
A 30-year-old Tranmere man has been re-invited to prison on a license after being detained on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.
On December 24, just before midnight, Elle Edwards, 26, was shot outside The Lighthouse in Wallasey, Wirral.
On Christmas Eve, around 23:50 GMT, she passed away after the preparer or preparers fired several rounds in the direction of the pub entrance.
She was shot in the head while out with friends on Christmas, and she passed away in the hospital.
Authorities are of the opinion that she was not the attack’s intended victim. The innocent beautician was shot because she was caught in the crossfire ‘after thug was tipped off about rival drug supplier’ at the pub, according to the Daily Mail.
On December 31, over 20 members of Ms. Edward’s family attended prayers for her at a catholic church.
Candles were lighted and prayers were made at Holy Apostles and Martyrs in Wallasey for the victim and the neighborhood to “come together.”
Canon Philip Moor of the church, whose nephew and niece were also inside the bar when it was shot, said the neighborhood was “extremely shocked.”
He described the situation as “saddened, devastated, but I would say the community is hurting right now.” “We want to reach out to begin the healing process.”
For people to pray for Ms. Edwards and her family, two other churches, St. Nicholas and Wallasey Village URC, were also open.
