Summary
After a car drove into a crowd during Liverpool FC's victory parade, police quickly arrested and shared details about a 53-year-old man. They acted fast to stop wrong information from spreading online, something they learned from past incidents. This approach aims to prevent false stories that could upset communities.
Key Facts
- A car drove into crowds during a Liverpool FC victory parade.
- Police arrested a 53-year-old white British man from Liverpool.
- The police shared details about the man's age, nationality, and ethnicity soon after arrest.
- This quick release of information aimed to stop false stories online about a possible terror attack.
- A similar incident in Southport last year led to rumors and violence due to a lack of information.
- A report suggested police must improve communication online to share true details quickly.
- Police actions were much faster this time compared to previous incidents.
