Twins Stabbed, Man Injured in Dublin Attack

0:00It's April 6th. You're listening to Europe News today, AI-powered coverage from every European capital. Two 18-year-old twin sisters got stabbed with a broken glass bottle on Dame Street in Dublin after turning down a guy's non-stop advances early, Saturday morning around 2.30 AM. The 27-year-old Somali national, Shando Alfa, whose homeless, faces charges of assault, causing harm to both sisters and a male passer-by, who stepped in to help. The trouble started when the sisters tried crossing the street and Alfa began pestering them, despite their repeated pleas to back off. They headed to a bus stop, but he kept coming at them until the good Samaritan told him to leave. That's when Alfa allegedly grabbed the broken green bottle and went on a vicious attack, slashing the man in the head before turning on the twins. The victims ended up with serious injuries. One sister needed staples for deep head cuts and had bruising under her eye, while the other got a bad hand. Slash requiring stitches and upcoming

1:00surgery. The passer-by also needed stitches after Doc's pulled glass from his wound. All three hit the hospital by ambulance. Guardi nailed Alfa quickly with top-notch CCTV footage, a phone video capturing the sisters begging him to stop, and the bottle head still on him win. Arrested, he said nothing during questioning and investigators flagged him as a flight risk with no ties here. Bale got shut down Monday by judge Sheeran Liddy over the unprovoked violence and strong evidence. Alfa's remanded in custody back in court Wednesday for next steps from prosecutors. Stay tuned as this unfolds.