Man Charged Over Tiger's Bay Stabbing

0:00It's March 28th. Europe news today starts now, AI powered and always on. A 35-year-old man faced court today over a stabbing in North Belfast, Tiger's Bay Area. It happened Thursday afternoon around 2 p.m. on Benting Street, where police rushed in after reports of the attack. Armed officers showed up quick, arresting two men right at the scene, that led to charges against the 35-year-old for wounding with intent to cause serious harm, carrying an offensive weapon to commit a crime, and disorderly behavior. The area saw a heavy police presence, but no word yet on the victim's condition or any wider fallout. Locals in that tight-knit spot are no strangers to these kinds of flare-ups. He appeared before Belfast magistrates court this morning, Saturday, March 28th, with the public prosecution service set to review all. Charges. Meanwhile, the other suspect, a 33-year-old, stays in custody as cops dig deeper. This case highlights how fast things can escalate in those streets, and we'll keep watching

1:02for updates on the charges and arrests.