Hanif Redwood, a 32-year-old father of two, was killed after he attended a party on October 13, 2024.
His mother says his family is “utterly speechless and still at a loss one year on” as a £20,000 is offered up for information leading to the prosecution of those responsible.
Hanf left the event at the Factory 15 and while in the car park on Linton Road was fatally shot around 4.30am.
Paramedics could not save him and he died at the scene.
While arrests have been made in the 365 days since the shooting, there have been no charges.
Hanif’s mum said: “Words cannot comprehend how I felt, and how I still feel.
“That’s my baby, he’s my baby boy and he’s gone.
“As a family we are utterly speechless and still at a loss one year on.
“I pray to God that we may get closure and justice for Hanif.
“Anyone who may have seen or heard anything unusual in the area, or who may have information that could assist with the investigation, please come forward.
“Even the smallest detail could be crucial in helping us understand what happened.”
Detective Inspector Emma Sharp, who is leading the investigation, said: “We continue to support the family of innocent Hanif Redwood.
“His death devastated his family and friends, as well as many in the local community. Hanif was not the intended target.
“A year on from his murder, we are appealing for any new information.
“While we have made progress with our investigation, we still need those who know what happened to come forward.
“Someone must have seen or heard something, they must know why this shooting took place.
“No piece of information is too small, it could be the crucial clue that leads us to identify Hanif’s murderer.
“We hope the reward of up to £20,000 will encourage anyone with information about this incident to come forward and help the investigation.
“Can you assist the police and help Hanif’s family seek the justice they deserve?”
A number of arrests have been made in relation to the investigation, however none of these have resulted in any charges.
To provide information call 101 or message @MetCC on X, giving the reference 1295/13OCT24.
You can also call the incident room on 0208 345 3715 quoting Op Burnham.
To provide information anonymously, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. They are an independent charity, separate from the police. They won’t ask for your name and can’t trace your call.
