Liverpool Cup Cape: A man arrested on suspicion of attempting to kill and lead drugs Football news

Mercyside police said that a 53 -year -old man was arrested on suspicion of attempting to kill, dangerous driving and driving while he was not in his favor through drugs after dozens of people were injured in a car in a procession to celebrate the victory in Liverpool in the Premier League.

Mercysed police chief Constable Jenny Sims said the force believed that the car that struck the infantry was able to follow the ambulance crew, who is preparing for a heart attack after temporarily raising the road mass.

The director of the investigator Karen Yinderl said that there were a total of 65 confirmed victims in the wake of the accident on Water Street in the city center on Monday.

More than 50 people were treated in different hospitals and 11 people were there on Tuesday in a stable condition.

Ms. Sims said: “It is believed that the driver of the Ford Galaxy car involved in this accident was able to follow an ambulance on Water Street after temporarily raised the road block so that the ambulance crew could attend one of the audience who was suffering from a heart attack.”

“There was no information indicating an accident of this kind,” she added.

Ms. Sims defended the police operation during the show, and reported that the force had planned for “all emergency situations” – including closing roads and the presence of the armed police.

The comments of the city’s metro mayor Steve Roharm followed that the car should not be on the street and that questions about how the car was able to enter the road “legitimate”.

Mrs. Jaundrill said that the suspect, from the West Deerby area in Liverpool, is still being held in the reservation and was met by the officers.

The chief officer said that the force had received assistance from the neighboring forces “because of the number of victims.”

King is “very sad” in the Liverpool accident

In the aftermath of the events during the Liverpool title in the Premier League, the king said: “My wife and I felt the shock and deep sadness to hear the terrible events that took place in Liverpool on Monday.

“It is really a devastating matter to see that what should have been a happy celebration for many may end in such sad conditions.

“At this sudden time for the people of Liverpool, I know that the strength of the spirit of society that is famous for your city will be comfort and support for the needy.

“Our prayers and sympathy are deeper with all those affected, and my own gratitude goes out to the first respondents, emergency services employees and other individuals who rushed to help the injured.”

The prince and princess in Wales said they were “very sad” through the scenes that have passed the processor of Liverpool’s victory on Monday.

“We feel deep sadness from the scenes in Liverpool yesterday. It should not have been a joyful celebration that ended in the tragedy,” said William, a sponsor of the Football Association, and his wife Kate in a personal message on social media.

“Our thoughts with those who were injured, the first respondents and emergency services on the ground. W & C.”

Meanwhile, YVette Cooper Liverpool will visit Tuesday evening after dozens of people were injured in the Premier League offer on Monday.

Mrs. Cooper is expected to visit the collar and meet emergency staff.

Van Dijk “Pray for Fast Recovery” for those

Captain Liverpool Virgil Van Dick is “praying for a speedy recovery” for those who suffer from harm in the accident.

Van Dijk wrote on the Instagram story: “My thoughts and prayers with everyone affected. Pray for the quick recovery for everyone who suffered from injuries. We are all with you.”

The position of Dutch came after his former president, Juergen Klopp, who attended the final match on Sunday this season against Crystal Palace before watching a procession on Monday from a position on Strand, near the place where the accident will occur later on Water Street, and also provided support to the affected.

“My family and I felt shocked and destroyed,” Klopp wrote on Instagram. “Our thoughts and prayers are with all those who were injured and affected. You will never walk alone.”

“The end of this week was one of the celebration, emotion and joy in the city at the entire fans base, and it ended with scenes that cannot be imagined of distress with this terrible accident,” Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan said in a video posted on the club’s website.

“I would like to pay tribute to emergency services and partner agencies – Mersiside Police, Northern West Ambulance Services, St. John, Merciaid Fire and Rescue – who dealt with the accident, and now hospital staff all over the city who deal with those who have been injured, including four tragic children.

“I would also like to thank our supporters who witnessed this event and helped each other as they can.

“We continue to work with emergency services and local authorities to support the ongoing investigation, and again, we will ask whether anyone has any other information about the accident, please contact Mersiside Police.”

Liverpool competitors Everton issued his own statement saying that they are “very sad from the terrible accident” and claiming anyone with information related to contact with the Mercyside police.

“Our ideas with all the affected people at this difficult time are incredibly and we are extending our best wishes for the full recovery of those who were injured,” the statement said.