03/04/2002
Man accused of Derry stab attacks appears in court
A man has appeared before a court in County Londonderry on charges relating to an alleged attack in which two people were stabbed.
Patrick Gibbons, 22, of Strand Road, Londonderry appeared before Limavady Magistrates Court on Wednesday April 3.
He faced two charges of malicious wounding, one of making threats to kill and attempting to hijack a car.
A detective constable said the accused made no reply when charged.
Mr Gibbons was remanded in custody to appear before Londonderry Magistrates Court on 25 April.
The charges relate to an incident in which a 42-year-old woman and a 16-year-old boy were stabbed in Derry on Monday.
(AMcE)
Patrick Gibbons, 22, of Strand Road, Londonderry appeared before Limavady Magistrates Court on Wednesday April 3.
He faced two charges of malicious wounding, one of making threats to kill and attempting to hijack a car.
A detective constable said the accused made no reply when charged.
Mr Gibbons was remanded in custody to appear before Londonderry Magistrates Court on 25 April.
The charges relate to an incident in which a 42-year-old woman and a 16-year-old boy were stabbed in Derry on Monday.
(AMcE)
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