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A judge has ordered a jury to clear a man of the attempted murder of a policewoman after an armed robbery in which her colleague was murdered.A judge has ordered a jury to clear a man of the attempted murder of a policewoman after an armed robbery in which her colleague was murdered.
Muzzaker Imtiaz Shah, 25, has no case to answer over the attempted murder of Pc Teresa Milburn in Bradford last November, Mr Justice Andrew Smith said.Muzzaker Imtiaz Shah, 25, has no case to answer over the attempted murder of Pc Teresa Milburn in Bradford last November, Mr Justice Andrew Smith said.
Shah has pleaded guilty to the murder of Pc Sharon Beshenivsky outside the Universal Express travel agents.Shah has pleaded guilty to the murder of Pc Sharon Beshenivsky outside the Universal Express travel agents.
He denies firing the shot that killed her, Newcastle Crown Court has heard.He denies firing the shot that killed her, Newcastle Crown Court has heard.
The trial continues. After Shah was cleared, Yusuf Abdillh Jamma, 20, of Whitmore Road, Small Heath, Birmingham, pleaded guilty to two of the four firearms offences he faces.
He also admits robbery but denies the murder of Pc Beshenivsky.
Charges denied
His co-accused, Raza Ul-Haq Aslam, 25, of St Pancras Way, Kentish Town, north London; Faisal Razzaq, 25, and his 26-year-old brother Hassan, both of Sebert Road, Forest Gate, east London, all deny murder.
The judge told the jury: "As you know, last week I considered a number of matters.
"One of them was whether the case against Shah on the attempted murder of Pc Milburn should continue in light of the evidence presented by the prosecution.
"Mr Shah had pleaded guilty to all the other charges, including the murder charge.
"The decision that I reached was that the count of the attempted murder charge cannot properly be allowed to continue.
"Therefore I'm going to direct you to return a not guilty verdict on that count.
"Shah will therefore take no further part in the trial after that."
Call for help
Earlier in the trial, Pc Milburn sobbed in the witness box as she recalled seeing Pc Beshenivsky's head "flop" to the side before she collapsed in a heap in front of her.
After being blasted in the chest herself, 37-year-old Pc Milburn staggered down the road before collapsing and issuing a "code zero" alert to summon help.
Coughing up blood, she managed to describe the gunman to fellow officers as they arrived at the scene.
Pc Milburn recalled seeing an Asian man and a black man in the doorway of the premises, with the Asian man pointing a gun towards them.
The mother-of-one told the court the Asian man was responsible for injuring her and shooting dead her colleague.
Pc Milburn repeatedly denied suggestions put by Diana Ellis QC, for Shah, that she was mistaken and a black man had been responsible.