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Police given more time to question Liverpool parade collision suspect
- On Monday, May 26, a 53-year-old man from West Derby, Liverpool, was arrested after allegedly driving a car into a crowd at Liverpool's victory parade on Water Street.
- The incident happened when the suspect’s Ford Galaxy car followed an ambulance onto Water Street, which had been briefly reopened to allow the ambulance crew to respond to a heart attack patient.
- Police confirmed 79 people were injured, including children, with more than 50 treated in various hospitals and seven remaining hospitalized in stable condition as the investigation continues.
- Detective Superintendent Rachel Wilson reported that fewer individuals remain hospitalized as their recovery progresses, and investigators are making considerable headway in identifying everyone who sustained injuries.
- Authorities have been allowed additional time to question the 53-year-old suspect from West Derby, Liverpool, who remains in custody on allegations related to intending to kill, reckless driving, and driving under the influence, as they work to clarify the full details of the incident.
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Prime Minister meets leaders in Liverpool following parade collision
The Prime Minister has been in Liverpool this afternoon, where he met local leaders. Detectives in the city have been granted more time to question a suspect after the collision at Monday’s Premier League victory parade. At least 79 people were injured after a car ploughed into the crowds. Seven people remain in hospital in a stable condition.
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UK police get more time to question suspect in Liverpool soccer parade collision
Police have been given more time to question a man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car collided with a crowd of Liverpool soccer fans celebrating their team’s Premier League championship title. Merseyside Police on Wednesday said seven…
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