Two men are due in court today after a weekend gun attack in Belfast connected to an ongoing feud between loyalist paramilitaries.
One man (43) is to be charged before Laganside Magistrate Court with attempted murder after the attack on Sunday morning in the Glenside Park are of north Belfast.
Another man (21) is to be charged with attempted intimidation, obstructing police
The victim was hit a number of times by shots and sustained a wound to the chest in the attack. A hand gun was recovered at the scene and four people were arrested in three raids yesterday.
One was later released without charge yesterday and today police said another suspect had been released and a file sent to the Public Prosecution Service.
The gun attack is the latest in a vicious turf war between the LVF and the rival Ulster Volunteer Force. Three men have been shot dead since the power-struggle over drugs and racketeering re-erupted last month.
Sunday's shooting happened after LVF men went into the Glenside but according to loyalist sources were thwarted in their attack by UVF members who opened fire first.
After the victim was brought to the Mater a crowd of up to 20 loyalists gathered outside but were held back by police. He was later transferred across Belfast to the Royal Victoria Hospital where his condition was described as serious.
Additional reporting PA