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Car Crashes Into Crowd at Liverpool Victory Parade, Dozens Injured

Merseyside Police are treating the collision as an isolated incident not linked to terrorism with four patients still critically ill.

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Police tents have been erected on Water Street overnight and officers stand guard around the site of the incident on Tuesday morning
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Overview

  • Shortly after 6pm on May 26, a dark-coloured car veered onto Water Street in Liverpool, striking fans about a mile before the parade’s conclusion.
  • North West Ambulance Service reports 47 people injured—including four children—with 27 hospitalised and four in critical condition.
  • Police arrested a 53-year-old white British man from the local area at the scene, believing him to be the lone driver.
  • Merseyside Police have cordoned off the area, are not seeking additional suspects, and have urged the public to submit footage to the Major Incident Portal.
  • Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Liverpool FC and the city’s mayor have offered support to victims and praised emergency responders.