Nottingham shooting passer-by 'in wrong place at wrong time'
A woman who was shot in the arm has told a court she was caught in the "wrong place at the wrong time".
She was injured in a shooting outside Das Kino bar in Nottingham in November last year. Other witnesses, including a door supervisor and two bystanders, also gave statements to Nottingham Crown Court on Monday. Eight defendants deny charges relating to the bar attack and a shooting in Derbyshire a month earlier. The court heard how the woman, who gave evidence in a pre-recorded video, was visiting the city for the first time with her boyfriend to celebrate a birthday. Minutes after leaving their hotel, she said she heard someone say "What's he got over there?", and saw what she described as a man with a covered face and then heard and saw him shoot a gun. The defendants and charges The witness told the court: "I was in a panic. We ran round the corner and then I was in agony. "I said 'I've been hit'. It was pouring blood." The woman said she was told by the bar manager the attack was "against the bar" and not targeted at the couple. "I don't know anyone in Nottingham," she said. "It was just the wrong place at the wrong time." Her boyfriend found the bullet had torn his shirt at the elbow but did not hit him. A door supervisor told the court he saw the gun pointed at him and felt something pass his cheek as he fled indoors. He later found a number of bullet holes on the inside door behind where his colleague had been standing. The trial continues. Follow BBC East Midlands on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Send your story ideas to eastmidsnews@bbc.co.uk.