A man has been shot dead at a petrol station in Co Down.
The shooting took place on Main Street in the village of Waringstown on Monday night.
It is understood the victim was shot close to the petrol station forecourt.
The area was sealed off following the incident, but has since re-opened.
Roads closed in Wattlebridge, Newtownbutler have now re-opened and the security operation in the area has ended. Thanks to the community for their patience and cooperation throughout the security operation.
— Police Service NI (@PoliceServiceNI) August 19, 2019
It is reported the victim had been well known to police.
A car was found burnt out at Glenavon Lane, on the outskirts of Lurgan, shortly after the shooting.
SDLP MLA Dolores Kelly said: "The local community is in shock this evening after the violent murder of a man in a shooting in Waringstown.
"This is a quiet, settled village and people are appalled that violence has been brought on to their streets.
"I would appeal to anyone who saw or heard anything suspicious in the area at around 10pm this evening to come forward and assist police with their investigation."
DUP assembly member Carla Lockhart urged anyone with information to come forward.
"It is shocking at any time for someone to be shot in the constituency but more so in somewhere like Waringstown," she said.
"It is a generally quiet village with a thriving population and I would condemn this in the strongest terms.
"My thoughts and prayers are with the family caught up in this incident and would appeal to anyone with information to come forward to the police."
