Liverpool FC celebrated its Premier League title win with a large open-top bus parade through the city. Hundreds of thousands of fans lined the 10-mile route to cheer for the team’s first public title celebration since 1990. The event took place recently, drawing a huge crowd eager to celebrate the historic win.

The celebrations took a tragic turn when a vehicle drove into the crowd near the end of the parade on Water Street. Authorities arrested a 53-year-old British man from Liverpool in connection with the incident. Police confirmed that the event is not related to terrorism and urged the public not to spread rumors.

Emergency responders quickly set up medical tents and used a nearby restaurant as a temporary medical base. The North West Ambulance Service reported that 27 people were taken to hospitals with injuries while another 20 received treatment at the scene. Among those injured were four children. Rescue teams pulled three adults and one child from under the vehicle. Fire services led by Chief Fire Officer Nick Searle managed the rescue efforts efficiently.

The incident prompted strong reactions from government leaders who described the crash as shocking and praised emergency workers for their swift actions. Liverpool FC issued a statement offering sympathy to those affected and confirmed they are working closely with the police. Everton FC and local officials also expressed support for the victims and their families.

Police continue to investigate the exact cause of the vehicle crash on Water Street. They have confirmed the incident is not terror-related and called for calm and patience while inquiries proceed. Liverpool FC has pledged to support emergency services and local authorities during this difficult time.