Police reveal two guns were used in the shooting that killed nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel.
Image source, Merseyside PoliceCCTV capturing the moment a gunman fled the scene after the fatal shooting of Olivia Pratt-Korbel in her home has been released by detectives.
Merseyside Police said they know the man had been armed with two guns.
The nine-year-old was killed as her mother Cheryl Korbel tried to stop the gunman from entering their home in Dovecot, Liverpool, on 22 August.
Ms Korbel was also injured, as was convicted drug dealer Joseph Nee, who was the intended target of the attack.
Det Ch Supt Mark Kameen said the footage had been released because people may recognise what he was wearing.
“This footage shows the gunman running along Finch Lane away from Kingsheath Avenue,” he added.
“You then see him turn right into Berryford Road and go out of sight. We know he is climbing into and through people’s gardens to avoid being seen.”
Image source, Family handout
He added the investigation team had been working “incredibly hard and for long hours every day, such is their commitment to identifying the man responsible”.
“The investigation itself has made significant progress, and the response from the public has been excellent and directly helped the enquiry,” he said.
“However, I now want to ask for more information and more help.”
During a news conference earlier, he added that Ms Korbel had said how thankful she was for the assistance and support of the community.
“Cheryl is still receiving treatment for her injuries and is still suffering with pain,” he said.
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