Reward for mistaken identity murder

[22nd April 2008]

Police are offering a £20,000 reward to catch the killers of a 20-year old man who was murdered in Manchester in January.

It is believed that the murder of Halton McCollin, who was shot in the head in Stretford, was a case of mistaken identity.

Police also want to hear from someone who rang them with information on the night of McCollin's murder.

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