I found this:
https://www.417th-nightfighters.com/...apters-1-3.pdf
Narrative of combat. morning of 28 March, 1944.
Our aircraft was airborne from La Senia, Africa at 0505 hrs on TENTACLE sweep
mission, free lance. At 0755 hrs our a/c sighted a ju-88 flying at deck level on
heading of 030 deg doing 280 mph. our a/c immediately corrected overtaking speed and reduced altitude for attack position. Chase proceeded at deck level whereupon from 800 yd. range our a/c fired a short burst to check pattern and again giving burst ceasing fire at 200 ft. range and breaking away evading enemy's return fire but our a/c sustained damage to exhaust collection ring, port engine and port wing main span. Our aircraft's attack succeeded in damaging enemy aircraft reducing its performance and which was later destroyed by another friendly a/c.
Claim was made for and verified as one Ju-88 damaged by F/O Jeffrey and F/O Henderson (RO).
Narrative of combat. morning of 28 March, 1944.
Our aircraft was airborne from La Senia, Africa at 0510 hrs. to perform a TENTACLE sweep mission, free lance. At 0758 hrs. our a/c sighted one Ju-88 at deck level doing 280 mph. at 0830 hrs on heading of 030 deg. our a/c opened fire from 800 yds at deck level observing pattern of gunfire around the enemy a/c. Our a/c received return fire from enemy's dorsal guns sustaining no damage. Enemy aircraft then headed toward coast of France.
No claim was made.
No names are included for the second report, nor is it made clear who eventually claimed the Ju 88 as destroyed.
If it was a lone Ju 88 heading for France, there's a good chance it was from 1.(F)/33.