Man arrested after incident at under-16s game in Cookstown
Cillian Sherlock, PAA man has been arrested after a stabbing at an under-16s Gaelic football in Co Tyrone in which two people were injured, according to police.
PSNI remained at the scene late on Thursday night after responding to a report of a stabbing incident at the sports ground in the Convent Road area of Cookstown. The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service also attended after receiving a 999 call at 9.03pm and found that two people had sustained stab wounds during the incident.
Following assessment and initial treatment, one man was taken to Antrim Area Hospital while the other injured person received treatment at the scene.
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