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Arrests over 'crossfire' shooting Arrests over 'cross-fire' death
(about 17 hours later)
Detectives investigating the death of a Polish woman shot dead when she walked into crossfire between two gunmen have made two arrests. Detectives investigating the death of a Polish woman shot dead when she walked into cross-fire between two gunmen have made two arrests.
Police have revealed they arrested two men early on Saturday and were granted permission on Sunday afternoon to continue holding them for questioning.Police have revealed they arrested two men early on Saturday and were granted permission on Sunday afternoon to continue holding them for questioning.
Magda Pniewska, 26, died from a single bullet to the head in New Cross, south London, on Tuesday.Magda Pniewska, 26, died from a single bullet to the head in New Cross, south London, on Tuesday.
It emerged she was on the phone to her sister when she was hit.It emerged she was on the phone to her sister when she was hit.
Four people had already been arrested in connection to the shooting.Four people had already been arrested in connection to the shooting.
Five shotsFive shots
One person was bailed pending further inquiries and three were released with no further action.One person was bailed pending further inquiries and three were released with no further action.
Ms Pniewska was found fatally injured outside Stunnel House in John Williams Close, near her home.Ms Pniewska was found fatally injured outside Stunnel House in John Williams Close, near her home.
Witnesses said they heard up to five shots being firedWitnesses said they heard up to five shots being fired
She arrived from Poland four years ago and had been living with her boyfriend while working as an activities co-ordinator at the nearby Bupa-run Manley Court nursing centre.She arrived from Poland four years ago and had been living with her boyfriend while working as an activities co-ordinator at the nearby Bupa-run Manley Court nursing centre.
A statement from Miss Pniewska's family said: "Our darling daughter, the flower of a rose and a ray of sun, has been taken away from us.A statement from Miss Pniewska's family said: "Our darling daughter, the flower of a rose and a ray of sun, has been taken away from us.
"Today she is not among us anymore but her spirit still lives among us and our memories of her will never die.""Today she is not among us anymore but her spirit still lives among us and our memories of her will never die."
Det Ch Insp Tony Boughton said Miss Pniewska was "an innocent woman caught in the cross-fire".Det Ch Insp Tony Boughton said Miss Pniewska was "an innocent woman caught in the cross-fire".