Car ploughs into football fans at Liverpool parade, 27 in hospital
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UK police rule out ‘terrorism’ and say they believe the white British driver acted alone.
A British man has been arrested after he drove his car into a crowd of Liverpool football fans celebrating their team’s Premier League victory, hospitalising some 27 people, including four children.
Police said they believe the “53-year-old white British man from the Liverpool area” acted alone in the car ramming in the city in northwest England on Monday.
They said the incident was not being investigated as an act of terrorism.
Some 20 people were treated at the scene for minor injuries, while ambulance officials said 27 people were taken to hospital.
One child and one adult were in a serious condition.
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