Northam Detectives have renewed their call for witnesses of a stabbing and attempted carjacking last weekend.
Detectives are wanting to speak to anyone who was in the Northam Boulevard at the time of the incident or near the Avon Valley French Hot Bread Bakery.
It is alleged about 9.35am, the 36-year-old-man man, armed with two knives, attempted to wound an 18-year-old woman at the shopping centre located on Fitzgerald Street East.
A short time later it is alleged the man assaulted a 63-year-old man in the shopping centre and the man received a wound to his back and was treated at Northam Hospital.
The man has since been released from hospital.
It is further alleged the man, still armed with the knives, entered a parked vehicle outside a bakery on Fitzgerald Street that was occupied by an eight-year-old child.
The child's parent saw the incident happen and approached the man, pleading with him to get out of the car.
Police attended the scene and the man fled on foot.
He was apprehended by police.
The man appeared in the Perth Magistrates Court on Monday, June 17 charged with attempted unlawfully to kill, aggravated assault occasioning bodily harm, with intent to do grievous bodily harm unlawfully wounds another, attempted armed robbery, and possessing child exploitation material.
He has been remanded in custody until his next court date on Monday, September 9.
Anyone who was in the Northam Boulevard at the time of the incident or near the Avon Valley French Hot Bread Bakery is asked to call Northam Detectives on 9622 4203.
