Man in court after 14-year-old boy stabbed in Pontefract
An 18-year-old man has appeared in court after a 14-year-old boy was found with stab wounds at a property in Pontefract.Police were called to assist the ambulance service at a property in Eastbourne View just after 19:30 BST on Sunday. Two people were arrested at the scene, West Yorkshire Police said.The victim was taken to hospital where he was treated for injuries not thought to be life-threatening, officers added.Alfie Clarke, 18, appeared at Leeds Magistrates' Court on Tuesday charged with wounding with intent and possessing an offensive weapon in a public place. He was remanded into custody and is due to appear at Leeds Crown Court on 24 June.
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