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Man shot four times at city house Man shot four times at city house
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A man has been taken to hospital after being shot four times in the early hours of Friday morning. A 40-year-old man is recovering in hospital after being shot four times in the early hours of Friday morning.
Three masked men, two armed with hand guns, are understood to have forced their way into a house in north Belfast. Three masked men, two armed with hand guns, are understood to have forced their way into a house in Cranbrook Court in north Belfast.
The man, 40, sustained wounds to his elbow, ankle and both knees in the attack at Cranbrook Court in Ardoyne. The man was shot in the elbow, ankle and both knees in the attack. His 10-year-old daughter and three-year-old grandson were in the house at the time.
His injuries are not considered life-threatening. Police said there was no evidence of paramilitary involvement. Police said there was no evidence of paramilitary involvement.
The house in Ardoyne has been attacked before. Last March, a young girl narrowly escaped injury after a bullet pierced her bedroom window.
Officers investigating the shooting have appealed for witnesses to come forward.Officers investigating the shooting have appealed for witnesses to come forward.