Four Men Busted Over North London Church Shooting
Four men have been found guilty after a brazen shooting outside a church in Euston, North London, left six people injured – including four women and two men. The chilling attack shocked mourners gathered for a memorial service on January 14, 2023, when a sawn-off shotgun was fired into the crowd.
Premeditated Attack in Broad Daylight
The shooting was no random act. It was a targeted assault tied to a deadly turf war. As mourners released doves from the church steps, the gunfire hit several victims, including youngsters, turning grief into chaos.
One victim remains in critical condition following the attack.
Surveillance Leads to Arrests
Police tracked the suspects through a web of CCTV footage. The investigation uncovered months of planning coordinated by Tyrell Lacroix, a known North London gang member. Alongside Lacroix, Jashy Perch and Jordan Walter took part in the execution, while Alrico Nelson-Martin supplied the deadly firearm.
In the days leading up to the shooting, Lacroix and Walter even scouted the church grounds, preparing for the hit. On the day, Perch received the shotgun from Nelson-Martin’s Watford home before they all zoomed to Euston to carry out the ambush.
Justice on the Horizon
“These dangerous men brought unimaginable fear and horror to the streets of London,” said Detective Inspector Darren Jones from the Specialist Crime Trident Investigation team. “I am pleased our investigation has resulted in them being convicted.”
The four convicted men — Tyrell Lacroix, Jashy Perch, Jordan Walter, and Alrico Nelson-Martin — face sentencing at Kingston Crown Court on Friday, April 12. Meanwhile, police are hunting a fourth suspect believed to have been in the getaway vehicle during the shooting.
