A murder investigation is under way after a woman was shot dead at a pub in Kent on Valentine's Day. Police were called to a reported disturbance at The Three Horseshoes in the village of Knockholt near Sevenoaks just after 7pm on Friday. A male suspect, who is thought to be known to the victim, fled the scene and is yet to be found. Officers discovered a vehicle linked to the incident and a firearm at the Dartford Crossing in Kent.
Pictures from the scene of the shooting on Friday night showed forensic teams in white overalls examining an area of the car park, next to the pub, and carrying plastic evidence bags. A white forensic screen was placed inside the parking area while a blue tarpaulin was put up next to a blue Seat parked at the entrance to the car park. The passenger side window of the vehicle has been smashed and shattered glass can be seen around the car.
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