Daughters pay tribute to drive-by shooting victim

Dale Stogden, known as Brett, was fatally shot in Wakefield on Tuesday

The daughters of a man who was killed in a drive-by shooting have said they are in "complete shock" at his death.

Dale Stogden, who was known as Brett, was shot on Doncaster Road in Wakefield on Tuesday.

West Yorkshire Police said officers had arrested three men, aged 19, 20 and 27, from addresses in the Ossett and Lupset areas of the city.

In a statement issued through the force earlier, the 50-year-old's two daughters urged those responsible for his death to "hand yourself in".

They said: "We are in complete shock at the loss of our dad in such horrific, violent circumstances.

"We will miss him, and our breakfast get-togethers. We will miss his big smile.

"Dad, we hope you are no longer in pain and that you can rest in peace. We will always love and miss you."

The pair added: "We would like to ask the person who took our dad's life so cruelly, please hand yourself in then we can have some closure and lay him to rest."

On Thursday, police said they had found the Toyota RAV4 believed to have been used in the offence abandoned a short distance away in Dunbar Street.

Det Ch Insp James Entwistle said: "We are determined to get answers for Brett's family and ensure that those involved in this senseless crime are brought to justice.

"I would like to extend my thanks again to those who have already provided information to assist this investigation.

"I would like to reassure you that there is a lot of work going on behind the scenes and all available lines of enquiry are being followed up."

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