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<\/p>\nA dramatic video of the Stephen Alderton's arrest just hours after he gunned down a father and son, has been released by police.<\/p>\n
The gunman shot his daughter's ex and 'devoted dad' Joshua Dunmore, 32, in the hallway of his 'sleepy' village home in Bluntisham, Cambridgeshire, on the night of March 29 this year. He then shot Josh's dad Gary at his home in nearby Sutton half an hour later.<\/p>\n
The 67-year-old then tried to flee in his campervan, but was stopped by police on the M5 in Worcestershire in the early hours of the next morning. Chilling footage has since been released showing the moment armed police pulled up alongside Alderton's motorhome on the M5, forcing him to stop.<\/p>\n
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Alderton shot Joshua Dunmore and Gary Dunmore in their homes over a family court case involving his grandson. He was arrested the next morning with the murder weapon and ammunition found in his vehicle.<\/p>\n
Prosecutor Peter Gair told the Cambridge Crown Court that Alderton had told police at the time that "sometimes you have to do what you have to do even if it's wrong in the eyes of the law".<\/p>\n
DCI Katie Dounias, from the Cambridgeshire Police major crime unit, commented: "On March 29, Stephen Alderton turned a family dispute playing itself out through the courts into a double tragedy by his rash and brutal actions. <\/p>\n
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"Our thoughts are with the family and friends of Gary and Josh at this difficult time. There is no sentence sufficient to heal the trauma they have endured but I hope today's sentencing will provide some solace."<\/p>\n
Evil Alderton, of no fixed address, pleaded guilty to two counts of murder in June at Cambridge crown court, where it was heard the killer had claimed in a message he had "a shortlist of people I intend to murder". The killer denied a further charge of possessing a firearm, with a judge ordering it to lie on file.<\/p>\n
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He was today sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of 25 years for the murders, which a judge described as an "execution". He added: "You took the decision to take the law into your own hands and end the lives of two innocent men."<\/p>\n
Two individuals, a 33 year old woman and a 28 year old man from Mildenhall, Suffolk, are currently on bail until December 7 after being arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder. Earlier in June, a 51 year old man and a 22 year old woman, both from Bristol, were arrested on suspicion of encouraging or assisting crime and were subsequently released under investigation.<\/p>\n
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