‘Could listen to the bumps out of the people’: Eyewitnesses remembered Liverpool Car-in-Crowd Horror
Eyewitnesses shared harsh details of the car-in-crude incident at the Liverpool Victory Parade, which was around 50 injured on Monday. With 27 people hospitalized, an audience said how one could “listen to bumps” as the car offered to the people.“It was very fast. Initially, we heard only the pop, pop, pop, people’s pop was being knocked out of the bonnet of only one car. But then he put his leg down again and just pledged through the rest of them, he was going. He was with his wife and two daughters.“My daughter started screaming, and people were on the ground. They were only innocent people, fans who just go to enjoy the parade, ”he said.The 53 -year -old white British man celebrated the city’s premiere league title in the crowd of Liverpool football fans. Police said the arrested driver is believed to have worked alone, and the incident is not being considered as a work of terrorism.
‘People treated the road’
Another audience remembered how the injured were “treated on the roadside” given the urgency of the situation.Peter Jones said, “We heard a frantic beeping ahead, a car blown me and my partner, people were chasing it and trying to stop it, the windows collapsed backwards.”“He again went to the people, police and medics ran into our back, and people were being treated on the roadside,” Jones said.The incident attracted the reactions of the UK PM Kir Stmper, who said, “Everyone, especially children, should be able to celebrate their heroes without this terror. The city has a long and proud history of coming together through difficult times. Liverpool stands together and the whole country stands with Liverpool.” The heritage of the Liverpool Football Club is marked by a tragedy that took place 36 years ago, when 97 fans lost their lives in the stadium crush during a match against Sheffield at Hillsborough Stadium.
