Police appeal for witnesses after aggravated robbery in Belfast

Two males and a female forced their way into a flat and assaulted a male occupant with what was described as a flick stick.

Police appeal for witnesses after aggravated robbery in Belfast

Police in the North are appealing for witnesses following an aggravated burglary in north Belfast last night.

The incident occurred in the Burneys Mews area of Newtownabbey at around 7.30pm.

Two males and a female forced their way into a flat and assaulted a male occupant with what was described as a flick stick.

The 25-year-old male was taken to hospital for treatment.

The PSNI are asking anyone with information to come forward.

Meanwhile, detectives in the North are appealing for information after an attack at a house in north Belfast.

Fireworks were put in the letterbox of a home in Dunmore Walk area and set alight shortly before 7 o'clock yesterday evening.

When they went off they started a fire in the door, which was put out by a neighbour.

No-one was in in the house at the time but damage was caused to the door.

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