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Man, 28, is shot in head and back Man, 28, is shot in head and back
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A 28-year-old man has been shot in the head and back in north Belfast. A 28-year-old man has been shot in the head and back in County Antrim.
He was walking through the Ligoniel area on Sunday night when a dark coloured car pulled up alongside him and one of the passengers opened fire. He was walking along the Ballyhill Road between Ligoniel and Nutts Corner when a car pulled up alongside him and one of the passengers opened fire.
The man was taken to hospital, but his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.The man was taken to hospital, but his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.
Police are yet to establish a motive for the attack. The incident has been condemned by the Lord Mayor of Belfast, Jim Rodgers. Police have yet to establish a motive for Sunday night's attack and are still examining the scene. The Ballyhill Road remains closed.
Belfast Lord Mayor Jim Rodgers has condemned the attack.
"It's horrendous that people still want to use a gun to go out and injure or even kill somebody," said Mr Rodgers."It's horrendous that people still want to use a gun to go out and injure or even kill somebody," said Mr Rodgers.
"And as the lord mayor I would appeal to people to assist police with their enquiries so that those who were involved can be quickly arrested.""And as the lord mayor I would appeal to people to assist police with their enquiries so that those who were involved can be quickly arrested."