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Two men have been arrested after a man was stabbed in Comber, Co Down.
The man who was stabbed sustained injuries to his hand, leg and back.
Police received a report at around 11.50pm on Friday of an altercation in the area of Bridge Street in the town.
A PSNI statement on Saturday morning said: “Officers attended and arrested two men aged 22 and 21 on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm with intent.
“The injured man was taken to hospital for treatment of his injuries which are not believed to be life threatening.
“The two men remain in custody at this time.
“Motorists are advised to avoid Bridge Street, Comber and access Comber Square via the bypass whilst police conduct further inquiries this morning.”
Officers have appealed for witnesses to come forward.
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