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Three deny conspiracy to murder

Three men charged with conspiracy to murder after a man was shot at on the doorstep of his home in Oxford have pleaded not guilty.

Aaron Peters, 19, of Cardigan Street; Dominic Wooloff, 19, of Pauling Road and Daniel Annis, 23, of Chillingworth Crescent face trial in March 2010.

At Oxford Crown Court they also denied possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life.

An investigation began following the shooting in Barton on 21 April.

All three men were remanded in custody.



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