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Drive by shooting in London narrowly misses bus passengers

#crimereportweekly #woodgreenhighroad #alexanderkufour-boateng Drive by shooting in London narrowly misses bus passengers. A man has been handed a jail sentence after a drive-by shooting which injured a man, the bullet narrowly missing passengers travelling on a London bus. Police rushed to the scene on Wood Green High Road on January 25 2020 as shots were fired from a car with false registration plates which injured a man who standing on the pavement. The bullet which hit the man travelled through his leg and smashed through the rear window of a passing bus which narrowly missed passengers at the back of the bus. The man on the pavement of Wood Green High Road, Haringey, was rushed to hospital with a gunshot wound to his leg and thankfully no-one on the bus was injured in the shooting. The VW Golf which had travelled along Whymark Avenue before shots were fired from inside the car fled the scene after the shooting. Following a Met Police investigation, Alexander Kufour-Boateng, 29, of Linley Road, was identified as the driver and arrested and charged on December 20 2021 with driving a motor vehicle dangerously, assisting an offender and possession of a firearm. Shots were fired from a car on Wood Green High Road which injured a man and hit the rear window of a passing bus (Image: Google Maps) It is not clear who in the vehicle fired the shot from the vehicle but the gun was later recovered by police who are confident that the gunshot did come from the car that Alexander was driving. Alexander Kufour-Boateng, 29, of Linley Road, N17 appeared at Wood Green Crown Court on Wednesday, March 22 where he was sentenced to eight years' imprisonment. Image Credit: Met Police Story Credit: MyLondon Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS