CCTV images of a suspect thought to be involved in the attempted murder of a taxi driver in west Belfast last year have been released by the police.

Sean O'Reilly, 49, was shot twice as he sat inside his car in the Bell Steel Manor area on 23 February.

A reward of £20,000 has been offered from the charity Crimestoppers as detectives from the Police Service of Northern Ireland's (PSNI) major investigation team reiterated their appeal for information.

Describing the attack as "targeted and cold-blooded", Det Insp Jack Kelly urged the public not to "speculate about the man's identity".

"This attack, in which a number of shots were fired, was a targeted and cold-blooded attempt to take a man's life," Det Insp Kelly said.

He added that the shooting happened in a busy area in broad daylight when any passer-by could also have been injured or killed.

"Such shocking, premeditated violence has absolutely no place in today's society, and we remain determined in our efforts to bring those responsible to justice," Det Insp Kelly said.

"We are releasing footage of a man whom we're keen to speak with, as we believe he may be able to help with our investigation. If you recognise him, please get in touch."