Source: foxnews.com
Image content: The image depicts a group of Liverpool Football Club (LFC) players celebrating on a red open-top bus as they parade through the streets, having won the Premier League championship. The main subject is the group of men in red jerseys and hats, standing on the back of the double-decker bus, with one side featuring white text that reads "PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS". The scene is surrounded by a crowd of people, trees, and a foggy atmosphere.
Summary
A 53-year-old man was arrested after driving his minivan into a crowd celebrating Liverpool FC's trophy parade, injuring dozens, including four children. The incident is not considered terrorism-related and police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision. Multiple people were hospitalized, with some suffering serious injuries.
Key Points
- A 53-year-old man drove a minivan into a crowd celebrating Liverpool FC's Premier League victory, injuring at least 27 people.
- The incident is not being treated as terrorism and is believed to be isolated.
- The driver was arrested at the scene and is under investigation for the motive behind the incident.