Police are hunting for a man after a stabbing incident in West Belfast in the early hours of Friday morning.
Officers say the suspect was alleged to have been carrying a large kitchen knife at the time of the incident and have issued an appeal for witnesses or anyone with dash cam footage to come forward.
Making the appeal via social media, a spokesperson said: "Woodbourne LPT officers are appealing for witnesses after a male was stabbed in the area of the Pantridge Road at approximately 12.30am on Friday 15th January 2021.
"The male suspect is described as wearing a blue coloured top and was alleged to be carrying a large kitchen knife.
"Perhaps you were in the area at this time and possibly witnessed the incident or may have passed through the area in a vehicle with a dashcam?
"If you can help us with our enquiries, please contact Woodbourne Police by calling 101 and quote serial number 408 of 15/01/21.Many thanks for your assistance."
Meanwhile, in a separate incident police have issued a specific appeal for a witness to a fatal collision to come forward.
Inspector Siobhan Watt said: “The two-vehicle collision on the Carrickfergus Road, close to the Ballylagan Road, Ballynure, was reported to police at approximately 9:15am, and involved a car and a lorry.
“We would ask the driver of a white van towing a trailer believed to have been travelling ahead of the car involved in the collision, to please get in touch with police in the Collision Investigation Unit on the non-emergency number 101, quoting reference 285 of 11/01/21.”
