Liverpool Parade Collision: Police Update & Latest News
- A man is in custody after a vehicle collided with pedestrians in Liverpool city center during the Liverpool FC Premier League victory parade.
- Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he was being kept abreast of the situation.
- Liverpool city council leader Liam Robinson stated the incident cast a "very dark shadow" over the day's celebrations.
A vehicle collision during the Liverpool FC victory parade has led to injuries and the detainment of a man, casting a shadow over the celebratory atmosphere in Liverpool. Authorities swiftly responded to the scene as officials, including Prime Minister Keir Starmer, condemned the “appalling” incident that occurred in the city center.Witnesses have described a gray vehicle striking pedestrians at high speed. This breaking news story details the immediate aftermath, including official responses and initial witness accounts of the Liverpool incident, while updates are expected soon. Stay informed with News Directory 3 for on-the-ground reports. Discover what’s next as the police investigation unfolds to uncover further data on this developing story.
Car Hits Pedestrians at Liverpool Victory Parade; Man Detained
Updated May 26, 2025
A man is in custody after a vehicle collided with pedestrians in Liverpool city center during the Liverpool FC Premier League victory parade. The incident resulted in injuries, and the car was stopped at the scene, according to authorities.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer said he was being kept abreast of the situation. He called the scenes “appalling” and thanked first responders for their quick action. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper echoed this sentiment, describing the incident as ”shocking and horrendous.”
Liverpool city council leader Liam Robinson stated the incident cast a “very dark shadow” over the day’s celebrations. He added that the council is assisting police in their investigation and providing support to those affected.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with those affected by this appalling incident in the city centre,” Robinson said.
Harry Rashid, 48, from Solihull, witnessed the collision with his family.He recounted seeing a gray vehicle emerge from beside a parked ambulance and strike people at high speed.
What’s next
Police are expected to hold a press conference to provide further details on the Liverpool incident and the extent of injuries.