A woman who was killed in a shooting outside a pub in Kent on Valentine's Day has been named by police.
Police confirmed the victim to be 43-year-old Lisa Smith from Slough.
A search of the River Thames for a suspect who is believed to have been seen on the wrong side of a bridge barrier is still underway.
A car and firearm linked to the suspect were recovered next to the Dartford Crossing after police were called to Main Road in Knockholt at 7.02pm on Friday.
A police cordon outside the Three Horseshoes pub in Knockholt, Sevenoaks in Kent
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Police are focusing their efforts to locate the suspect, who was known to Smith.
Detective Chief Inspector David Higham said they're "not ruling out the possibility that he may have entered the water".
The Landlady of the pub, Michelle Thomas, told Sky News that she had been preparing the Valentine’s dinner when she heard two loud bangs.
She said: "There was so much commotion — screaming, shouting, crying."
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The suspect was a man who was known to the victim, police saidPAThomas said that Smith was not a regular at the pub, though had been there before, "mostly in the summer".
Higham said on Saturday: "Call handlers received reports of a man on the wrong side of the barrier and we are not ruling out the possibility that he may have entered the water.
"We are currently only looking for one suspect and do not believe there to be an ongoing risk to the public.
"Specialist officers continue to work with the families of both parties involved to support them following this tragic incident."
The landlady said that Smith was not a regular at the pub, though had been there before, 'mostly in the summer'
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It is understood neither the suspect or victim were from Kent but had local connections to the area.
A spokesman from Kent Police said: "We also want to send our support to anyone else in the local and surrounding community who have been impacted by this.
"Please be respectful of everyone involved at this difficult time, thank you."
