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Man dies after being shot by police in north London Man dies after being shot by police in north London
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A man has been shot dead by police in London. A man has been shot dead by police in north London.
The man was shot outside a property in Cedar Road, Enfield, shortly before 23:50 BST on Sunday, the Met Police said. The 43-year-old white man was shot outside a flat on the sixth floor of Picardy House, an 11-storey former local authority building in Enfield.
A spokesman said the man, described as white and believed to be in his 40s, was pronounced dead at the scene. The man, who had been making threats to kill, was pronounced dead at the scene, the Metropolitan Police said. A non police firearm was recovered.
Officers had earlier been called to a property in Barnet amid reports of a man, in possession of what was believed to be a gun, making threats to kill.
A non-police firearm was recovered from the scene in Cedar Road, the force said.
The incident has been referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) for investigation.The incident has been referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) for investigation.
Richard Nyarko, 48, who lives on the eighth floor with a flatmate, said: "I heard a noise - three or four shots, definitely three or four. After about 20 minutes. I came out on to my balcony and saw armed police outside the front entrance."
The police had their "guns drawn" and were "all over the place", he said.
Bob Mallick, 62, who lives on the fifth floor with his wife and daughter, said he was "shocked and appalled" by the shooting.
He added: "This kind of thing never happens here.
"We don't run around scared, the place is full of hard-working families. The one thing I don't want anyone to think is that this is in any way is a dysfunctional or troubled... neighbourhood to live in."