Nathan Turner allegedly stabbing a man in the head

A man was stabbed in the head at a Campbelltown motel leaving him with critical injuries, sparking a three-week search for his alleged attacker.

Police released a photo to the public two weeks following to alleged stabbing to assist in the search for Nathan Turner. Picture - NSW Police.

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Police were called to a motor inn in Campbelltown’s city centre after receiving reports a man had been stabbed in the head on October 18.

Witnesses told police two men had been fighting at around 10am, when the alleged victim was stabbed in the head.

A man allegedly fled the scene in a white Toyota Camry, while the injured man was taken to Liverpool Hospital with critical injuries.

Police released an image to the public of Nathan Turner, 35, in an attempt to locate him for questioning in relation to the incident.

Nathan Turner is facing one charge of malicious wounding with intent to murder.

In the press release, Turner was said to frequent the Campbelltown, Seven Hills and South Coast areas.

Police arrested Turner at a Currans Hill home on Thursday.

He was charged with malicious wounding with intent to murder.

Turner did not apply for bail during a brief appearance in Campbelltown Court.

His matter will return to court on January 13.