A reward of up to £20,000 has been offered for information about the "ruthless" attempted murder of a man in west Belfast one year ago.
The man, aged 49 at the time of the incident, was shot as he sat in a white Skoda Octavia taxi in the Bell Steel Manor area of Dunmurry on 23 February 2025.
Police have released an image of the scene, including the taxi, to back the appeal.
Detective Inspector Gina Quinn said: "The attack, which took place on a Sunday morning, February 23, 2025, was a ruthless and targeted attack with one intention – to take a man's life.
"It took place in broad daylight, in a busy area of west Belfast, where any passer-by could also have been seriously injured or killed.
"Today, I am releasing an image that shows that scene, along with the victim’s vehicle.
"We believe that two gunmen approached the taxi, on foot, from a path that runs between the Glenwood and Laurelbank areas. One male was in dark clothing, while the second was wearing a hi-vis yellow jacket. A number of shots were fired at the victim. This was at approximately 10.25am.
"I am taking this opportunity to reiterate our appeal to anyone with information, or who may have seen or captured footage of the attack or those movements before or after the attack, to do the right thing and contact detectives," Detective Inspector Quinn added.
