Northern Ireland police arrest man over 'barbaric' knife attack

Author: news24.comPublished on: June 9, 2026Country: Northern Ireland

Crime & Law

Northern Ireland police arrest man over 'barbaric' knife attack

Police in Northern Ireland have arrested a man in connection with a 'barbaric' knife attack in North Belfast. The incident occurred on 9 June 2026. Officers quickly responded and made the arrest. The investigation is ongoing.

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