Man charged with Granville neck stabbing A 33-YEAR-OLD Prairiewood resident who allegedly stabbed a Granville man in the neck as he stood in his driveway on Sunday has been charged with attempted murder. The Granville man, 25, was standing in front of his home around 3.10pm on Sunday when a white van pulled up at his property. Police allege the Prairiewood man got out of the vehicle and attacked. The Granville was taken to hospital and treated for stab wounds. Rosehill detectives were called to the address and established a crime scene before commencing an investigation. As a result of their inquiries, police executed a search warrant at an address in Prairiewood on Monday. During the search, police seized a white van and a number of other items. A breakthrough in the investigation was made around 11am yesterday when a 33-year-old man attended Bankstown police station. He was arrested and charged with causing wounding/grievous bodily harm to person with intent to murder, and wound person with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. He was refused bail and will appear in Bankstown local court today.