Hornsey man admits shooting brother and woman in Wood Green

A gunman has pleaded responsible to shooting his brother and a girl.

Kenloy Clarke, 34, of Hornsey, shot the pair in Lordship Lane, Wooden Inexperienced, north London, on 17 September final year.

Clarke’s brother Fitzroy Banton, 31, and Janice Watson, 46, each suffered gunshot wounds.

The defendant pleaded responsible to two expenses of crude bodily anguish with intent on the Mature Bailey.

Clarke, of Birkbeck Road, additionally admitted possession of a firearm and ammunition with intent to endanger existence, possession of a firearm when prohibited, and possession of a .22 cartridge.

Mr Banton suffered injuries to his true arm, requiring an operation, but used to be later discharged.

Ms Watson used to be mentioned to be in a potentially existence-threatening situation after she used to be shot within the chest, but survived.

‘Prolonged sentence’

Prosecutor Nick Hearn asked for attempted extinguish expenses, which the defendant had denied, to lie on file.

Make a name Nigel Lickley told the defendant: “It is inevitable that you would possibly per chance receive a custodial sentence of in truth huge length by years.”

Clarke used to be remanded into custody for sentencing on 3 July.