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Girl, four, is killed in shooting Man 'shoots dead daughter, four'
(about 2 hours later)
A young girl was killed and her mother critically injured when a man shot them both before killing himself. A young girl was killed by her father during a violent row between her parents, police have said.
The four-year-old and the woman were found with serious head injuries after neighbours alerted police to a domestic dispute in Aldershot, Hampshire. The four-year-old and her mother were found with serious head injuries after neighbours alerted police to a domestic dispute in Aldershot, Hampshire.
Despite receiving emergency medical treatment, the girl died at the scene. The man also died in the incident which happened shortly after 1000 GMT. Police believe her 56-year-old father killed himself after shooting the pair.
The man's relationship to the child and the woman is not yet clear. The girl died at the scene and her 40-year-old mother is in a critical condition in hospital after being shot in the head.
Firearm recoveredFirearm recovered
Police were called to the property in Church Hill at 1011 GMT by neighbours concerned about a domestic dispute. Police were called at 1011 GMT to the terraced property in Church Hill, close to the main High Street.
The woman was taken to hospital by Surrey Air Ambulance where she remains in a critical condition, police said. Det Insp Darren Rawlings, of Hampshire Constabulary, said officers had been met with a "very traumatic" scene.
A Hampshire Constabulary spokesman said a firearm was recovered from the property. Officers attempted to resuscitate the girl, but she was pronounced dead a short time later.
He said the incident was "domestic" and police were not looking for anybody else. Mr Rawlings said the shooting had taken place as the woman dropped the four-year-old off at her former family home.
A large cordon was put in place around the end-of-terrace house just off the main high street into the town. He said the couple had split up about four weeks ago and investigators were not looking for anyone else.
The shooting happened at about 1000 GMT at the house in Church Hill
Mr Rawlings said: "This is a tragic death of a four-year-old child.
"We need to find out why this has happened and exactly what happened in the premises this morning."
The detective added: "At this stage the evidence would suggest it was a domestic incident.
"The person in the house has discharged a firearm. We are not seeking anyone else at the moment."
Police recovered a firearm from the property. And a red people-carrier vehicle used by the woman was later removed from the scene.
A large cordon remains in place around the end-of-terrace house just off the main High Street into the town.
Officers also shut off access to Aldershot Manor Park, which is opposite the property.Officers also shut off access to Aldershot Manor Park, which is opposite the property.
Scenes of crime officers were seen entering the house and a small tent has been erected on the pavement outside. Scenes of crime officers have continued to enter the house and a small tent has been erected on the pavement outside.
Bouquets of flowers have been left at the house where officers are standing guard.Bouquets of flowers have been left at the house where officers are standing guard.