Child Injured in Racist Attack in Belfast

A young child and their mother were injured in a racially motivated attack in south Belfast when a large piece of masonry was thrown through their window. The assault occurred around 7:40 PM on November 4, traumatizing the family, who are health workers contributing to the local community. Police District Commander Superintendent Dornan condemned the act, stating that those responsible bring shame to the community and emphasized that everyone deserves to feel safe in their own home. Authorities are urging local residents to come forward with information to help bring the perpetrators to justice. The police have provided contact details for reporting information, including an anonymous tip line through Crimestoppers. This incident highlights ongoing issues of hate crimes in the area and the need for community vigilance against such violence.