Raoul Moat's threat to kill public to be heard for the first time in new ITV doc

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The dramatic story of the hunt for killer Raoul Moat is to be turned into a film.

ITV newsreader Emma Murphy has told of her brush with Roaul Moat, as the killer was hunted by police officers.

Exactly one decade ago, a major security mission came to a head in the sleepy village of Rothbury, Northumberland.

Paul Gascoigne moments, but possibly none more iconic than the night he tried to save Raoul Moat. A week-long manhunt for Moat in Northumbria ended on July 9, 2010, when he was finally cornered by police after killing one person and wounding two others.

Paul Gascoigne snorted 14 lines of cocaine and began to believe that Raoul Moat was his brother.That was the uncomfortable truth from the England legend as he recalled the infamous night where he showed up at the conclusion of the manhunt of murderer Moat.After a week-long manhunt, police had Moat surrounded as he held a gun to his head.But the situation took an unexpected turn when Gascoigne showed up wearing a dressing gown, equipped with a fishing rod and offering lager and fried chicken.In a revealing chat five years after the incident, Gazza admitted that he had no recollection of the incident the following morning - and it was all fuelled by a cocaine binge which made him think that Moat was his brother.During his ‘Evening with Paul

Paul Gascoigne, the England football legend, somehow managed to do so when he showed up at the scene on July 9, 2010.Gazza claimed that he knew killer Raoul Moat when he was cornered by police and holding a gun to his own head.He arrived at the scene in Rothbury, Northumbria, wearing a dressing gown and carrying a fishing rod, chicken and cans of lager.Police, understandably, would not let him go to see the fugitive, which led to one of the most remarkable radio interviews of all-time, as Real Radio spoke to Gazza.Moat would end up fatally wounding himself after a six-hour standoff with officers.But what is the truth behind Gazza's relationship with Moat?Well, it turns out there was not a friendship at all, and Gazza admitted truthfully

ITV documentary Manhunt: The Raoul Moat Story is set to air on ITV tonight at 9pm.After killing one person and injuring another, ex-prisoner Moat went on the run for nearly a week.TV presenter and survival techniques expert Ray Mears, 56, revealed in a 2013 BBC interview that he was drafted in by police to help track Moat.The veteran TV host revealed to BBC journalist Chris Jackson that he was "deeply impressed" with how the police handled the pursuit of Moat, despite them facing a barrage of criticism at the time.Mears said when he was deployed by police, his main priority was not to be spotted by the press, as he knew Moat was tuning into radio news bulletins.To ensure for the element of surprise, Mears dressed head-to-toe like the other

ITV, with the documentary sharing the horrific story of shotgun maniac Raoul Moat.The programme is airing 10 years after the shocking events which saw Moat brutally kill his ex- girlfriend's new boyfriend, before shooting and blinding PC David Rathband.Airing a decade after the manhunt to track down the killer made headlines, the TV show will demonstrate the crimes which sadly resulted in the policeman taking his own life.

PC David Rathband was sitting in his patrol car when he was shot twice by evil Raoul Moat.

Rampaging gunman Raoul Moat made a chilling phone call to the police that sends shivers down the spine.

Paul Gascoigne shocked the world when he turned up at a deadly stand-off with killer Raoul Moat.

ITV, viewers will hear a recording Moat made while holed up in a tent in woods close to Newcastle. It contains a chilling threat made after widespread media coverage of the case.

PAUL Gascoigne has revealed the night he tried to help the murderer Raoul Moat - by turning up to a live police incident - he had snorted 14 lines of cocaine. Former Rangers player Gazza went to the aid of Moat in a bizarre incident in 2010.

Raoul Moat 's chilling threat of killing innocent members of the public is set to air on tonight's documentary Manhunt: The Raoul Moat Story.

The heartbroken family of a karate instructor shot dead by Raoul Moat say he is the “forgotten victim” of the maniac gunman.

FREE newsletter is as good as that first pint back at the pubNotorious gunman Raoul Moat was shot at by a love rival before his rampage, bombshell recordings have revealed.The steroid-addled doorman became one of Britain's most infamous fugitives ten years ago when he went on the run after shooting his ex-girlfriend and killing her new partner.After a seven-day manhunt Moat, 37, was cornered by armed police in Rothbury where he took his own life.In the days after he died, the Newcastle Chronicle obtained more than 50 hours of secret recordings made by Moat in the run-up to the shootings.During one taped conversation with police Moat, from Fenham, tells how he himself had been a victim of gun crime during his time working on the doors.And