Police say the attack was planned and targeted
Four men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a shooting in County Armagh earlier this month.
The attack on the morning of Monday 4th September left a man in a critical condition
The victim, in his 30s, was shot in the arm and neck while sitting in his parked car, on the Ballsmill Road in Crossmaglen.
He'd been waiting for a connecting lift to work.
Police say the attack was planned and targeted.
With four men now in custody, detectives have renewed their appeal for information.
They say although in a rural area, the road's well used, linking with onward routes to Dublin and Belfast.
Any commuters who noticed anything out of the ordinary that morning, or who could have dash-cam footage, are urged to get in touch.
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