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Shipley boy, nine, stabbed in skate park Shipley boy, nine, stabbed in skate park
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A nine-year-old boy has been stabbed by a man in a skate park in West Yorkshire.A nine-year-old boy has been stabbed by a man in a skate park in West Yorkshire.
The boy was attacked at about 16:40 BST at the Carnegie Skate Park, in Shipley, West Yorkshire Police said.The boy was attacked at about 16:40 BST at the Carnegie Skate Park, in Shipley, West Yorkshire Police said.
He was taken to Leeds General Infirmary by air ambulance where his condition is said to be stable. He suffered chest and arm injuries, and was taken to Leeds General Infirmary by air ambulance where his condition is said to be stable.
Police are hunting for a white man, in his twenties wearing a cap and glasses and carrying a walking stick in relation to the attack. Police investigating the stabbing said they have three men in custody in relation to the attack.
Officers had earlier said they were hunting for a white man, in his 20s wearing a cap and glasses and carrying a walking stick.
'Be safe''Be safe'
A police spokesperson said: "This is being treated as a critical incident and numerous resources have been deployed to the scene."A police spokesperson said: "This is being treated as a critical incident and numerous resources have been deployed to the scene."
Witnesses have been asked to contact police or Crimestoppers.Witnesses have been asked to contact police or Crimestoppers.
Hawarun Hussain, Green Party councillor for Shipley, said: "It is shocking. At no point do you ever think that your child is going to go to the skate park and get stabbed. It's just not expected.Hawarun Hussain, Green Party councillor for Shipley, said: "It is shocking. At no point do you ever think that your child is going to go to the skate park and get stabbed. It's just not expected.
"The skate park is relatively new. It was the kids who wanted it."The skate park is relatively new. It was the kids who wanted it.
"It was meeting the demands of the children wanting a skate park where they could go and be safe and enjoy themselves.""It was meeting the demands of the children wanting a skate park where they could go and be safe and enjoy themselves."