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You're listening to episode two of Storycast 21.

I'm Jane Secker.

On July 3rd, 2010, a double shooting in the north-east of England and the pursuit of the gunmen that followed dominated international headlines

for seven days. This is The Hunt for Raoul Mote. I'm Sue Seine, the former Chief Constable of Northumbria.

On the 3rd of July, I was in overall command of Northumbria Police.

I was at home. I'd gone to bed as normal.

My eldest daughter and husband were in bed.

And then I received that fateful call. It was in the early hours of the morning that police were called to this normally quiet area of Berkeley on the outskirts of Chesterly Street. It was the Silver Commander who found me to say that there had been shooting.

They arrived to find a scene of brutal violence.

According to eyewitnesses...

I lived in Newcastle, so across the River Tyne, the next metropolitan district is Gateshead and it was in that

area that moat shot Chris Brown and Sam Stubbart I heard the bang bang I thought it was windows at first

you know and I seen that it was just terrible. What exactly did he see that?

My understanding is that the former boyfriend of Sam Stubbard had, in a fit of jealousy,

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