text: Did you see the gunman's car? - Berkshire Live
  Did you see the gunman's car?
  Murder: police ask for help after vehicle is found burnt out
  MURDER detectives were today concentrating on trying to track the movements of the car used in the Cemetery Junction drive-by shooting.
  Police believe the gunman - who killed West Reading dad Sher Afzal with a shotgun near the Pizza House takeaway on Friday night - was in a new-style black Vauxhall Vectra which sped away down the A4.
  A black Vectra was torched within minutes of the shooting on the outskirts of Reading and today Detective Chief Inspector Rob Mason appealed to Evening Post readers to come forward if they saw the killer's car.
  He was also hoping someone may have seen the killer and his accomplices when they ditched the Vectra at the Berkshire Agricultural College in Burchetts Green and left in another vehicle.
  Mr Afzal, a 38-year-old father of three, died on Monday.
  DCI Mason told the Evening Post: "We remain anxious to trace people who may have been in the area of Mr Cod's takeaway in Cemetery Junction last Friday evening and saw a new-style black Vauxhall Vectra either when it was parked or when it drove away at speed after the shooting, along the A4 London Road towards Sutton Seeds Roundabout.
  "At approximately 7.30pm on the evening of the shooting, Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service were called to a car fire at the Berkshire Agricultural College in Burchetts Green, near Maidenhead.
  "This car has been identified as a new-style black Vauxhall Vectra.
  "It is likely this is the offender's car.
  "Again, there are people who may have seen this car making its way to the area of the college, or even being abandoned and set alight. There would have been activity in the college area as the car was set alight and people left the scene, possibly in a second car, and, again, we need to speak to people with information about this."
  Forensics experts are now examining the car.
  A Reading man in his 20s was arrested and quizzed about Mr Afzal's death. He was released on police bail while the investigation continues.
  Police have not confirmed that the shooting was linked to the town's drug trade.
  Yesterday murder victim Mr Afzal was listed to appear before Reading magistrates charged with possession of 2.1 grams of cannabis on January 10.
  It was adjourned for a week because the Crown Prosecution Service needed to confirm he was the dead man.
  Anyone with information about the shooting can call the major crime unit at Loddon Valley Police Station on 08458 505 505.