The man who got attacked in Belfast — a vulnerable adult who never saw it coming.   VULNERABLE ADULT ATTACKED ON HIS OWN DOORSTEP   This is Stephen Ogilvie, 44, originally from Scotland. He remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition today, Wednesday 10 June, after being attacked outside his home on Kinnaird Avenue, North Belfast, shortly after 10:30pm on Monday 8 June.   Neighbours describe him: ✅ He is hard of hearing / deaf in one ear — could not hear anyone approaching from behind ✅ Lives alone, keeps to himself, and never causes trouble ✅ Gentle by nature — would never fight back or confront anyone ✅ Attacked in the one place he should feel safe — his own front door   This was sudden and completely unprovoked. There is no information to suggest the attacker knew anything about him or his situation beforehand.   Confirmed official facts:   📍 Location: Kinnaird Avenue, North Belfast 🩹 Injuries: Severe wounds to his eye, face, neck and back 🔪 Weapon: A kitchen knife was recovered from the scene 👮 Police update: A 30-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder, possession of a bladed article, and threats to kill. He appears in court today, Wednesday 💪 Bystanders: Members of the public stepped in quickly to stop the attack and help until emergency services arrived   The community is rallying to support Stephen as he fights to recover.   #StephenOgilvie #JusticeForStephen #VulnerableAdult #SafeStreetsBelfast #ProtectTheVulnerable #NorthBelfast #CommunitySupport #StandWithStephen

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1P6Lm9tn64/ This is the reaction to the horrific attempted murder in Belfast.  I had suspicions that when the "troubles" were on the go in Nireland the political angle was just an excuse for thugs and would be gangsters.. Now they've another excuse. 

I got mine no problem on line. I did need to put proof of age for my grandson which I thought odd for renewal but no issues.