Overview
- Police bodycam shows officers tailing a Vauxhall Astra before boxing it in and arresting Haughton in Wolverhampton on April 14.
- Investigators say he attached GPS trackers with cable ties to the underside of the victim's car to follow his movements.
- The victim, a man in his 20s, was shot at point-blank range in a Dudley car park on April 6 and reached hospital about 25 minutes later.
- Officers recovered a loaded sawn-off shotgun and 11 cartridges from Haughton's boot, with CCTV and mobile data mapping his movements.
- A jury convicted him of attempted murder on October 10, and he was sentenced on November 5 to 32 years, with police calling the attack targeted and planned.