Summary
A car hit a group of people during Liverpool's football parade, injuring 50 people. The driver, a 53-year-old man, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and driving offenses. Police are investigating, and the incident is not considered terrorism.
Key Facts
- A car crashed into a crowd during Liverpool's football victory parade.
- The driver was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
- 50 people were treated in the hospital, with 11 still hospitalized.
- The incident happened when the car followed an ambulance through a roadblock.
- Police stated there was no sign this was a planned attack or terrorism.
- Authorities advised against online speculation and asked for information to be given directly to police.
- Liverpool's city center was crowded with fans celebrating the football team's win.
- Water Street, where the incident took place, remains closed for investigation.
