Belfast attack victim lost his left eye as migrant charged with attempted murder is named

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Three people arrested over Belfast protests but 'more will surely follow', Security Minister says.

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Three people have been arrested after widespread disorder in Belfast last night after a knife attack in which victim Stephen Ogilvie lost an eye.Security Minister Dan Jarvis told the Commons: "I would like to pay tribute to the police and the other emergency services for their work last night.""Faced with an extraordinarily challenging situation, they responded with great courage and they are owed our thanks."Our message to those responsible for last night's disorder is altogether different.

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To them, we say this, 'you will be caught, and you will face the consequences of your actions'." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say He continued: "As of this morning, there have been three arrests, but more will surely follow.

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To those considering joining further disorder, my message is clear, do not do it.

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You will be held accountable for your actions.

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Belfast attack victim lost his left eye as migrant charged with attempted murder is named.

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The victim of Monday night's stabbing in Belfast has lost his left eye, a court has heard.

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Stephen Ogilvie, in his 40s and an NHS radiographer, was subject to a knife attack by a man in Belfast on Monday night, to which he has lost his eye.

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