Liverpool suspected parade car car car Ramming, was caught on suspicion of crime in trying to drive on drugs

A man caught for Driving in Liverpool football fans Celebrating the victory of the club’s Premier League on Monday, the crime was dangerous for the crime, drug-taking police, drugs, northwestern England, he said on Tuesday. One day after 50 injured in the incident, eleven people were stable.

Police, Fenerbahçe’nin’s mind on the mind of the mind of the water street, said they arrested a 53-year-old man from Liverpool region. The ambulance machine drove a minivan that followed the ambulance through a city road block, and then plotted into the crowd.

Police said the man could pass the ambulance to the road, because he competed to respond to the report of a suspicious heart attack. They said that there was no intelligence to warn the incident and were not acted as a suspicious terrorism.

Police stressed the continuation of the investigation and asked the public to not share difficult images on the Internet or not to spread the wrong information.

The suspect was not identified by police. It was controlled on Tuesday and any formal charge.

Police, in Liverpool, in more than 200 miles of London, about 1 PM and local time), “About 1 PM and local time in the report collided with a number of pedestrians”) were called on stage First, the Merseyside police were originally called on social media.

David cuisine of the North Western Emergency Service, said that 27 patients were taken to hospital, including four children on Monday. The kitchen said three of the victims were seriously injured in the kitchen.

According to the first respondents, the President of the Mersey’s Fire Nick Searle, three adults and a child who fell under a vehicle.

On Monday afternoon Parade, tens of thousands of fans gathered to hang the streets to watch the players of Liverpool, demonstrated the Premier League Cup in a bus slowly on a bus. Liverpool’s recent headline came in 2020, but the restrictions of the pandemic prevented a note.

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Nicole Brown Chau

contributed to this report.