Security review after shooting
The owner of Shrewsbury's Buttermarket, where a man was shot, sending terrified clubbers fleeing for safety, today said the venue was reviewing its security procedures. The owner of Shrewsbury's Buttermarket, where a man was shot, sending terrified clubbers fleeing for safety, today said the venue was reviewing its security procedures. Kerry Wycherley insisted the club in Howard Street had "stringent" policies in place and said he did not know how the weapon was smuggled past his doormen. Daniel Maxwell, 24, from Stirchley, Telford, needed surgery to remove a bullet from his arm after being shot at about 2am on Saturday. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
Kerry Wycherley insisted the club in Howard Street had "stringent" policies in place and said he did not know how the weapon was smuggled past his doormen.
Daniel Maxwell, 24, from Stirchley, Telford, needed surgery to remove a bullet from his arm after being shot at about 2am on Saturday.
A second person was also threatened by a man with a gun in a nearby takeaway shortly after the Buttermarket incident and police are linking the incidents.
Mr Wycherley said: "What we are doing now is reviewing our procedures. We have been consulting with a retired major from the army."
