Two men wanted for attempted murder in Nuneaton
Police have released images of two men wanted in connection with an attempted murder.Warwickshire Police are looking for Michael and Thomas Galbraith, after an attempted murder in Nuneaton on 9 May.Michael Galbraith, 26, is described as being 6'3" tall and of heavy build. Thomas Galbraith, aged 23, is 5'8" tall and of medium build.Both have links with Warwickshire, West Midlands, Kent, Bedfordshire and the south of the Republic of Ireland.
Warwickshire Police is asking anyone who sees them or knows of their whereabouts to call 999. As part of the investigation, 28-year-old James Galbraith, of Limerick in Ireland, has been charged with attempted murder and threats to kill.He has been remanded to appear before Warwick Crown Court on 20 June.
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