Detectives investigating the brutal shooting of a man in Wavertree issue fresh appeal two years on from his death
Aaron Lewis was shot outside a chip shop on Grosvenor Road in 2017
Detectives leading the investigation into the murder of Aaron Lewis in Wavertree are urging anyone with information about his killer to come forward.
Today marks two years since Aaron was shot outside a chip shop on Grosvenor Road.
At around 7pm on Wednesday 1st February 2017, officers received reports that a man had been shot outside Anna Jung’s chip shop. When officers arrived at the scene they found the victim, 26-year-old Aaron Lewis, who was suffering from serious gunshot wounds. He was taken to Aintree Hospital where he was sadly pronounced dead a short while later.
An investigation into Aaron’s death remains ongoing, and several people have been arrested in connection with the offence, all of whom remain under investigation.
Detective Chief Inspector John Middleton said: “This was a callous, targeted attack on a residential street which resulted in the death of a young man who had his whole life ahead of him.
“Two years on, Aaron’s family are still understandably devastated by their loss and trying to come to terms with happened. They deserve to have answers and for the person or people responsible for Aaron’s death to be brought to justice, and we will not rest until justice is done.
“We have arrested a number of men who remain under investigation and extensive work continues into murder of Aaron, but today I want to re-appeal for anyone who has information and is yet to come forward to do so.
“Any small detail could be the key to this investigation, however insignificant you think it may be. We will take action on all information provided. Did you witness the incident, capture anything on home CCTV or dashcam, or have seen or heard anything in the months and years since?
“As time passes, allegiances change and people may have moved from the area or be in a different situation, and now feel in a position to speak to police.
“We understand that some people may still be fearful of repercussions and I want to reassure them that any new evidence or information will be closely and sensitively investigated by detectives, and people can come forward anonymously to the charity Crimestoppers, which is completely independent of police. However you get information to us, get it to us.”