Shot policewoman tells of colleague's murder  · PC weeps as she
testifies at Beshenivsky trial · Gunman was Asian male, not
black, court is told A policewoman shot in the chest and
coughing up blood managed to dictate a description of the gunman
who attacked her and killed her colleague, a court heard
yesterday. PC Teresa Milburn wiped away tears as a jury was told
of the "milliseconds" which saw PC Sharon Beshenivsky murdered,
and a sudden "immense pain" as the killer then shot PC Milburn,
after both officers answered a burglar alarm.  PC Milburn, 37,
activated a "code zero" alert - meaning that a fellow officer
needed urgent help - with her radio panic button before
collapsing in a central Bradford street where a gang had
allegedly taken over a travel agency, Newcastle crown court
heard. When colleagues arrived to find blood seeping from her
mouth and nose, she told them to get a pen and paper. "Write
this down," she said and gave a description of an Asian man who
she said had fired the gun.  PC Milburn was