A man in his twenties was left with knife wounds in an Oxfordshire settlement on Tuesday evening, with officers now looking into the circumstances.
Thames Valley Police indicated that the violence erupted after a dispute in Millbrook Square in Grove at around 9:10pm on the second of April.
The male victim, aged in his twenties, sustained injuries from a bladed weapon during the confrontation and was taken to hospital where he remains under care. His condition has been described as not threatening his life.
So far, no one has been apprehended in relation to the case.
Detective Inspector Iain Roberts, who is heading the inquiry, commented that he was particularly hoping to hear from anyone who had yet to provide information about the assault.
Members of the public who wish to avoid speaking with officers directly could get in touch with the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111, he added.
He acknowledged that such incidents worried residents but emphasised that an increased policing operation would be visible across the neighbourhood as enquiries continued.
Those with pertinent details were encouraged to ring the 101 helpline or use the digital reporting system, citing reference 43260161353.
