Suspects thought to be responsible for the broad daylight murder of a man could be in Glasgow.
Tamba Momodu was shot multiple times and fatally wounded at around midday on Tuesday, October 13, 2020.
The 20-year-old was gunned down in the car park of Bridges Business Park, in Horsehay, Telford, Shropshire.
A year on from his death, Crimestoppers are offering a reward of up to £10,000 for any information passed on that leads to the arrest and conviction of those linked to the murder.
It's believed those responsible have ties with Glasgow, as well as Northolt in west London and Southampton, reports the Daily Record.
The individuals arrived in a grey Skoda KAROQ with a fake number plate; YB69 VBO, reports the Daily Record.
They opened fire on Tamba in public, next to several occupied business premises, including a children’s nursery.
They then fled the scene in different motors.
The Skoda was later found burned out in the Forest Glen car park, at the foot of the Wrekin at around 10pm.
As well as the Skoda officers are looking for information on anyone connected with a white Toyota IQ, AO59 UOX, a grey T-Cross, GK20 FXR, a black Audi A5, SE14 VBO, a white BMW 320D YT63 HGG, and a grey Jaguar OV19 WMF.
Although no one has been charged with this murder to date, a number of arrests have been made.
Mick Duthie, Director of Operations at Crimestoppers, assured those with information that they can reach out anonymously and to urged them to 'be brave'.
He said: "This is a young life that has tragically been taken away and our condolences go to Tamba’s family and friends.
"Our charity believes in safe communities and we hope our reward and appeal will help to remove these dangerous individuals from our streets and help to get justice.
“We are asking for anyone with any information to be brave and to tell our charity what you know, 100 per cent anonymously.
"What you tell us can make all the difference in keeping others safe from harm and it will be the right thing to do.
“It is important to also remind people that assisting somebody wanted for a crime can lead to prosecution.
"You can speak to us anonymously by calling our UK Contact Centre which is open 24/7 on freephone number 0800 555 111 or you can use our simple and secure anonymous online form.
“Crimestoppers has been taking crime information since our charity was formed over 33 years ago.
"Every day over a thousand people contact us online and over the phone.
"We have always kept our promise of anonymity to the millions of people who have trusted us.
"Nobody will know you contacted us, only you and you could be eligible for a reward.”
Information passed directly to police will not qualify for the Crimestoppers reward.
Only information passed using the untraceable anonymous online form or via our 0800 555 111 freephone number will qualify.
