Liverpool shooting: Silence over names is ‘protecting killers’ in Olivia Pratt-Korbel case - ‘You know their names, now we need the names of their murderers,’ the force says...
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2022-08-28T15:46:58Z
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The force said that one of the men, 36, arrested on suspicion of murder and two counts of attempted murder was recalled to prison after breaching the terms of his licence. A second man, 33, from Dovecot, who was arrested on Friday was released on bail.
Doubling down on their warning on Sunday, the force launched a social media campaign on Sunday, saying: “You know their names, now we need the names of their murderers.”
The schoolgirl was one of four people killed within a matter of days of one another in Merseyside amid a rise in organised knife and gun crime.
Karen Dempsey, 55, of Krechin Road, Kirkby, was found stabbed in a pub car park in town on Monday. Her son, Jamie Dempsey, 32, has been charged with her murder.
Police said Mr Rimmer was “murdered in cold blood” in the Dingle area of the city, and urged the public to help identify four suspects seen travelling on two electric bikes and to find the gun.
A video issued as part of Merseyside Police’s Twitter campaign on Sunday includes a voiceover, saying: “We’ve got parents who’ve lost their children.
“We’ve got a nine-year-old girl who won’t celebrate her 18th birthday. She won’t celebrate her wedding. She won’t have children of her own.
“If you’ve got information and you’re withholding it, you’re protecting the killers.
“We need your information. Provide that information to us and we’ll do the rest.”
It follows pleas issued by members of Olivia’s family, who previously said that speaking up “is not about being a ‘snitch’ or a ‘grass’, it is about finding out who took our baby away from us”.
Police have also renewed their appeal for information and want to speak to anyone who saw a black Audi Q3 car, in the Kingsheath Avenue area of Dovecot, in the days before her shooting.
