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Stabbing victim 'knifed in the eyes by Sudanese man' as police issue new info
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crime1d ago

Stabbing victim 'knifed in the eyes by Sudanese man' as police issue new info

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/breaking-belfast-stabbing-victim-knifed-37270054
Dailystar.co.uk
  • Police responded to a stabbing on Kinnaird Avenue in north Belfast around 10:30 p.m. Monday.
  • The victim, in his 40s, suffered serious injuries to the eyes, neck, face and back and is in hospital.
  • A kitchen knife was recovered at the scene during the investigation.
  • A man in his 30s was arrested at the scene on suspicion of attempted murder.
  • Investigators say there is no current evidence linking the attack to terrorism.
  • Police planned a visible presence across the city to reassure communities.
  • Authorities engaged with community groups to provide reassurance in the wake of the incident.
  • Police confirmed the suspect’s immigration status status as leave to remain in Northern Ireland.
  • Authorities are treating the investigation as ongoing with more details to follow.
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Man who fought off Belfast knifeman with hurling stick named
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crime1d ago

Man who fought off Belfast knifeman with hurling stick named

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/jun/09/man-who-fought-off-belfast-knifeman-with-hurling-stick-named
Theguardian.com
  • A man named Maitiu Mag Tighearnan intervened in a north Belfast knifeman attack using a hurling stick to defend others.
  • Police arrested a suspect on suspicion of attempted murder after the victim sustained significant injuries.
  • Tighearnan said he arrived by chance and acted to protect a young lad rather than wait for police.
  • Public figures, including Keir Starmer, praised residents who intervened in the attack.
  • Northern Ireland's justice minister Naomi Long urged calm and warned against agitation by bad-faith actors.
  • Authorities described the incident as a critical incident and are continuing investigations into the attacker’s background.
  • Protests were planned in Northern Ireland in response to the attack, according to a DUP MP.
  • The attacker is believed to be Sudanese and to have leave to remain in Northern Ireland.
  • Maitiu Mag Tighearnan hails from Northern Ireland, with the incident taking place on Kinnaird Avenue.
  • The incident drew comment from political figures beyond the UK, reflecting broader concern about community safety.
  • The Guardian reports the incident was documented with photos and social media posts from bystanders.
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Belfast knife attack victim named locally as protesters set fire to city
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crime17h ago

Belfast knife attack victim named locally as protesters set fire to city

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/belfast-knife-attack-victim-named-37272366
Dailystar.co.uk
  • A 30-year-old man is charged with attempted murder after a Belfast knife attack left a man severely injured.
  • The victim has been named locally as Stephen Ogilvie, with ongoing hospital treatment.
  • Police say the stabbing is not considered terror-related, despite widespread protests.
  • Protests erupted across Belfast with cars and properties set on fire as violence flared.
  • The suspect reportedly entered Northern Ireland via the Irish border in 2023 and sought asylum.
  • Authorities say the attacker obtained asylum and was granted permission to stay until 2028.
  • The court appearance for the suspect is scheduled at Belfast Magistrates' Court.
  • Graphic footage circulated online showing intervention during the attack.
  • Officials condemned violence as authorities urged peace amid preplanned demonstrations.
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UK's night of rage as masked gangs set streets on fire and cops flee in terror
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crime15h ago

UK's night of rage as masked gangs set streets on fire and cops flee in terror

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/gallery/uks-night-rage-masked-gangs-37272509
Dailystar.co.uk
  • Masked gangs set streets alight and clashed with police as Belfast erupted in violence after the stabbing incident.
  • A 30-year-old Sudanese national was charged with attempted murder related to the attack on Kinnaird Avenue.
  • The suspect entered Northern Ireland via the Irish border in February 2023 and sought asylum; permission to stay was granted until 2028.
  • Police urged calm and advised against any actions that could escalate violence as protests continued.
  • First Minister Michelle O’Neill condemned the violence while emphasizing it has no place in the community.
  • Assistant Chief Constable Ryan Henderson called for calm as pockets of disorder persisted across the city.
  • Authorities reported ongoing protests and warned against violence while investigations continued.
  • The investigation noted no indication the knife attack was terror-related.
  • Northern Ireland's first minister and law enforcement urged peaceful protest and calm.
  • The incident prompted police to coordinate with partner agencies to maintain safety.
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Belfast stabbing victim's family speak as he 'loses eye in beheading attempt'
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crime11h ago

Belfast stabbing victim's family speak as he 'loses eye in beheading attempt'

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/family-belfast-stabbing-victim-speak-37274072
Dailystar.co.uk
  • Stephen Ogilvie was injured in a knife attack in North Belfast and lost an eye in the incident.
  • The family released a statement through a local councillor asking for privacy and calling for calm.
  • Hadi Alodid, 30, is in custody charged with attempted stabbing murder and related offenses.
  • Protests erupted in Belfast after the attack, with vehicles and buildings set alight during unrest.
  • Bystanders intervened to stop the attacker, with at least one person using a hurley stick to confront him.
  • Emergency services and healthcare workers are thanked by the family for their help at the scene.
  • The family emphasized that peaceful protest is the only acceptable response to the incident.
  • The attacker faces charges including attempted stabbing murder and threats to kill.
  • The article references additional local coverage from Belfast Live and The Sun for context.
  • The family asked the public and media to give them space while they focus on recovery.
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Keir Starmer statement in full after night of riots as Sudanese suspect named
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crime11h ago

Keir Starmer statement in full after night of riots as Sudanese suspect named

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/keir-starmer-statement-full-after-37273884
Dailystar.co.uk
  • Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemns the Belfast violence, calling it unacceptable and stating there is no justification for the disorder.
  • Starmer vows law enforcement will pursue those responsible to the full extent of the law.
  • He thanked Northern Ireland's police service and frontline emergency workers for their bravery.
  • Starmer coordinated with the First Minister and Deputy First Minister to discuss the situation and urged calm.
  • The incident involved a Sudanese suspect linked to a stabbing on Kinnaird Avenue, Belfast.
  • Police responded to riots as crowds set streets alight with firebombs and missiles.
  • The article notes ongoing coverage and the Daily Star's subscription push during the incident.
  • The report references ongoing coverage and a call to set a preferred source on Google News.
  • The piece includes context that the stabbing spurred a wider public safety response in Belfast.
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'Knife attack hero' to share £20k GoFundMe with victim after eye lost
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crime9h ago

'Knife attack hero' to share £20k GoFundMe with victim after eye lost

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/belfast-knife-attack-hero-share-37275077
Dailystar.co.uk
  • Maitiu Mág Tighearnán, hailed as a hero, pledges to share GoFundMe funds with the attack victim Stephen Ogilvie.
  • The GoFundMe for a pint has raised over £20,000 in under 24 hours, organizers say.
  • Stephen Ogilvie, the victim, lost an eye and remains in hospital after the knife attack.
  • The fundraiser was started by Niall Donnan to support Maitiu and the victim.
  • Police and court proceedings named Hadi Alodid as the accused in the attempted knife murder case.
  • The attack occurred on Kinnaird Avenue in north Belfast, drawing community attention and support.
  • Organisers say the community has shown incredible support for Maitiu and the victim.
  • Hadi Alodid faced charges including attempted knife murder and possession of a blade in Belfast.
  • The case has attracted coverage across the island of Ireland and the UK, highlighting community kindness.
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