Manhunt for Tristan Oliver, 24, after Coventry shooting injures two

By Sophia Reynolds|Financial Markets Editor
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Manhunt for Tristan Oliver, 24, after Coventry shooting injures two

West Midlands Police have named Tristan Oliver, 24, as a suspect in a Coventry shooting that left two men seriously injured.

The force said Oliver is wanted in connection with the violence on Robert Mountford Way, in the Tile Hill area, on May 13.

Police said he has links to both Birmingham and Coventry, and they are asking anyone who sees him or knows where he is to contact officers.

The appeal comes as the investigation continues to move through the courts. Five men have already been charged in connection with the shooting, but officers are still seeking Oliver.

Abdul Omari, 26, of Gerard Avenue, Coventry, has been charged with attempted murder. A trial date has not yet been confirmed.

Four other men face charges of violent disorder: Professor Dube-Phiri, 25, of Franklin Grove, Coventry; Jack Jackson, 22, of Robert Mountford Way, Coventry; Thomas Kendemiiri, 22, of Poppy Close, Stratford-upon-Avon; and Dean Rogers, 25, of Bernridge Close, Barford. They are due to stand trial in 2027.

The shooting happened on Robert Mountford Way in Tile Hill in May. (BBC)

HM Courts and Tribunals Service

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