Summary
A car drove into a crowd during a parade in Liverpool, injuring people aged between nine and 78. Police have arrested a 53-year-old man for the incident and are investigating his actions. Seven people remain in the hospital, and the community has raised over £30,000 to help those affected.
Key Facts
- A nine-year-old was the youngest victim injured in the incident.
- The car struck 79 people, and seven remain in the hospital in stable condition.
- The driver, a 53-year-old man, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, dangerous driving, and drug driving.
- The incident occurred when an ambulance temporarily lifted a road block to aid a heart attack victim.
- A baby's pram was hit during the crash, but the baby was unharmed.
- Community members and former footballer Jamie Carragher helped raise more than £30,000 for the victims.
- Local people offered their help, including providing transportation and places to stay for those affected.
