PSNI warn women to be vigilant after three stabbed in Belfast

PSNI chief superintendent Simon Walls warned women in Belfast to be vigilant after three were stabbed in separate incidents. Picture: David Young/PA

PSNI chief superintendent Simon Walls warned women in Belfast to be vigilant after three were stabbed in separate incidents. Picture: David Young/PA

Police have warned women in Belfast to be vigilant after three were stabbed in separate incidents.

They were attacked by a silent and hooded or masked assailant on a bicycle, using a small but sharp knife, in the city centre on Monday evening.

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