AN 18-YEAR-OLD man has been arrested over the drive-by shooting of a mum killed while standing outside a wake.
Michelle Sadio, 44, died during the horror attack in Brent, west London, last month – with two others taken to hospital.
The suspect, 18, was detained today and remains in custody.
Police were called at around 9.15pm on December 14 last year to reports of the shooting in Gifford Road.
Michelle was among 120 churchgoers leaving a service at River of Life Elim Pentecostal Church when the gun horror took place.
Police said two men, both in their 30s, were also injured in the shooting, with one left fighting for his life in hospital.
In a video obtained by The Sun, a car pulls up to the large group before seven gunshots can be heard, causing panic through the large group of churchgoers.
As many begin to flee and seek cover, the desperate screams of a woman can be heard.
The black motor creeps around the corner and hones in on the victims, who had been attending a wake in the church opposite.
Hours after the shooting, a distraught relative arrived at the scene and was heard screaming “tell me this isn’t real” before being consoled by cops.
Pastor Lawrence Larbie said those injured were visiting for the wake of an elderly member of the church.
He said: “There was chaos and pandemonium. The meeting came to an abrupt end. People knew the persons who had been shot.”
He added: “They came with very deadly, evil intentions to cause death.”
A neighbour said: “People came out of the church, they were at a wake and they saw the bodies on the ground.
“I heard a lot of crying and screaming.”
Tributes poured in for mum-of-two Michelle, from Walthamstow, east London, after her tragic death.
Her devastated husband Jean-Marie told of his shock of losing his wife in London’s latest gun chaos.
The commercial disputes expert said: “I am in shock. How could this have happened?
“No one has any respect for life anymore.
“I had to tell my children that this tragedy has taken their mother away.”
One pal said: “Michelle was a light in all of our lives. She adored her children and worked hard to give them a happy life.
“She didn’t deserve this. No one does. She was a brilliant mum.”
Following the arrest, Michelle’s family continue to be supported by specially trained officers, cops have said.
Detective Chief Inspector Phil Clarke, who leads the investigation, said: “While this arrest marks a significant step forward in this investigation we continue to appeal for anyone with information about Michelle’s murder to come forward and speak to us.
“This was senseless act of violence that resulted in an innocent woman being killed.
“Michelle’s family continue to grieve and we are determined to ensure those responsible face the consequences of their actions.
“If you can help in any way then please don’t hesitate to contact us.”
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