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Victim 'no idea' why he was shot Victim 'no idea' why he was shot
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A 28-year-old man shot in the leg in agun attack in County Down says he has no idea why he was targeted. A 28-year-old man shot in the leg in a gun attack in County Down says he has no idea why he was targeted.
Gareth Carville was getting out of his car at the Quays in Killyleagh at about 0100 BST on Wednesday when a man approached him and shot him twice.Gareth Carville was getting out of his car at the Quays in Killyleagh at about 0100 BST on Wednesday when a man approached him and shot him twice.
The bar manager said: "There's just nothing I could pin it down to and I could say I got it for that."The bar manager said: "There's just nothing I could pin it down to and I could say I got it for that."
Mr Carville's injuries were not life-threatening. Police have appealed for witnesses to come forward.Mr Carville's injuries were not life-threatening. Police have appealed for witnesses to come forward.
'No drugs'
"I don't dabble in drugs, I don't buy or sell drugs," continued Mr Carville."I don't dabble in drugs, I don't buy or sell drugs," continued Mr Carville.
"I don't owe anybody money, I don't have gambling debts. I have never done joyriding."I don't owe anybody money, I don't have gambling debts. I have never done joyriding.
"Nobody ever warned me whenever I was shot - the gunman didn't say that's what you got it for.""Nobody ever warned me whenever I was shot - the gunman didn't say that's what you got it for."
Mr Carville's neighbour, Matthew Mitchell, was watching TV when the victim arrived home.Mr Carville's neighbour, Matthew Mitchell, was watching TV when the victim arrived home.
"The next thing I heard was two gunshots and footsteps running away and Gareth screaming in pain, screaming for help," he said."The next thing I heard was two gunshots and footsteps running away and Gareth screaming in pain, screaming for help," he said.
After phoning for an ambulance, Mr Mitchell went out to help his neighbour.