Liverpool Trophy Parade Attack

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There's CCTV footage of the car before the attack going up Dale street behind other cars who are behind the ambulance. The road must have been opened up, whether it should have been or not.

Probably going through all the footage they can find before they charge him
Yes it was opened for the ambulance. I hope the other car drivers are giving witness statements, explaining how they managed not to run anyone over once they realised.
 
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I think they should have had some kind of quick communication with people on the ground this was an event with road closures and very likely high risk of a terror attack a car being allowed to drive the wrong way down a one way street that is supposedly blocked, there’s a lot of people that are going to have to answer some very serious questions
How do you know they didn't? We are not, thank heavens, a country where the police fire first and ask questions later (anymore). If we were, the people in the car who made a mistake (Iike,I imagine, the driver of this car) would be dead.
 
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There's CCTV footage of the car before the attack going up Dale street behind other cars who are behind the ambulance. The road must have been opened up, whether it should have been or not.

Probably going through all the footage they can find before they charge him
So he was behind two cars behind an ambulance but there was a van in front of the ambulance? But that was on Dale St which was open. It’s Water St that was closed.
 
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So he was behind two cars behind an ambulance but there was a van in front of the ambulance? But that was on Dale St which was open. It’s Water St that was closed.
Dale street goes in water street. Castle street is off to the left in front of the town hall but I think it's no entry that way. I can't see on the footage how far down Dale street the car was.
 
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Dale street goes in water street. Castle street is off to the left in front of the town hall but I think it's no entry that way. I can't see on the footage how far down Dale street the car was.
Castle street is pedestrianised in the day but could it have been open for a diversion because of the parade, otherwise I fail to see where all those cars were going and where they went when they’d got to the end of Dale Street.
 
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I dont see how the police could have mislead the public. There were hundreds of witnesses and the incident was being filmed from multiple angles.
 
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I think in this age of FOI requests and everyone being their own (rit) documentary maker cos they've got a camera in their pocket, everyone feels entitled to information they've got absolutely no right to.
 
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My thoughts were Ketamine but crack would also fit. You’d be surprised how many 50 odd year old men that do this every weekend, you just need to go into any scheme pub where I live and you’ll find them in droves. Especially when football is on!

On the car, I suspected a taxi/mini cab driver.
Lots of problems with ket and coke among a small group of football fans - even smaller clubs like mine.
 
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People are doing crack in the pub? Or Ket?

The village I live in everyone seems to be on it, retired aul lads sniffing lines in the toilets. One of the wealthiest places in the country but more coke flying about than anywhere else I’ve lived.

Drugs aren’t just in major cities like Liverpool anymore at all. And drug driving isn’t a rarity either. Commonplace, it’s shocking and disgusting.
Yup, lived in a village for all my life and drugs have always been around.
 
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From the Mail:

The driver suspected of mowing down fans at Liverpool Football Club's victory parade is a 'lovely' family man who runs his own business, it emerged today. The 53-year-old, who is being quizzed by detectives on suspicion of multiple attempted murders, driving under the influence of drugs and dangerous driving, is married with three teenage children, the Mail can reveal. Neighbours of the company director - who lives in a smart, £300,000 four-bedroomed detached property on a neat estate - described him as a 'straight family man' with 'well-behaved children' who must have 'panicked in the moment.'


A lovely family man? Aren't they all lol.
 
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That was the fault of the frothy mouthed bigots who wanted any excuse to Have a Go. Those men did not care about the little children murdered any more than they cared about justice. That's their own fault. This is not normal same behaviour.
Of course, I'm not saying it's right, but people don't trust the police or the authorities to tell them the truth.

People are paranoid, they demand instant answers, and then they're still suspicious - if you consider previous huge public interest crimes eg, off the top of my head Soham murders, James Bulger killers, Harold Shipman murders Southport murders, Jean Paul Menezes - people were misled, it's not surprising they don't believe the authorities.
This is the new normal.
 
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Love a DM house value drop.

Who is paranoid? The chronically on-line, or all the Joe Bloggses out there trying to get on with their lives? Most people I know have a bit of a raised eyebrow now and then about police shiz, but haven’t tipped into presumption of full deep fake territory - don’t have the time.
 
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From the Mail:

The driver suspected of mowing down fans at Liverpool Football Club's victory parade is a 'lovely' family man who runs his own business, it emerged today. The 53-year-old, who is being quizzed by detectives on suspicion of multiple attempted murders, driving under the influence of drugs and dangerous driving, is married with three teenage children, the Mail can reveal. Neighbours of the company director - who lives in a smart, £300,000 four-bedroomed detached property on a neat estate - described him as a 'straight family man' with 'well-behaved children' who must have 'panicked in the moment.'


A lovely family man? Aren't they all lol.
If this was a woman she would have been classed as menopausal or confused or something else derogatory - but any men in these situations are always the model citizen.
 
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From the Mail:

The driver suspected of mowing down fans at Liverpool Football Club's victory parade is a 'lovely' family man who runs his own business, it emerged today. The 53-year-old, who is being quizzed by detectives on suspicion of multiple attempted murders, driving under the influence of drugs and dangerous driving, is married with three teenage children, the Mail can reveal. Neighbours of the company director - who lives in a smart, £300,000 four-bedroomed detached property on a neat estate - described him as a 'straight family man' with 'well-behaved children' who must have 'panicked in the moment.'


A lovely family man? Aren't they all lol.
Always the same when its a White Man, poor Man didnt mean to keep hitting more and more people
 
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He was going way too fast on that last bit of video, where he nearly runs the woman over. You'd be crawling along with all those people around.
It makes me anxious just watching it, no way would I drive through a crowd of people like that, absolute madness. If the cars (all of the drivers not just the main man) tailgated their way into Dale St/Water St or got in there by accident they should have just pulled over, crazy that they drove on.
 
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From the Mail:

The driver suspected of mowing down fans at Liverpool Football Club's victory parade is a 'lovely' family man who runs his own business, it emerged today. The 53-year-old, who is being quizzed by detectives on suspicion of multiple attempted murders, driving under the influence of drugs and dangerous driving, is married with three teenage children, the Mail can reveal. Neighbours of the company director - who lives in a smart, £300,000 four-bedroomed detached property on a neat estate - described him as a 'straight family man' with 'well-behaved children' who must have 'panicked in the moment.'


A lovely family man? Aren't they all lol.

Taking the piss them, I can panic whilst driving, never in my life have I drove under the influence of drugs or decided to mow a load of bleeping people down!

His background is irrelevant, he’s a self entitled twit.
 
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Dale street goes in water street. Castle street is off to the left in front of the town hall but I think it's no entry that way. I can't see on the footage how far down Dale street the car was.
I know. And Rumford St is to the right. He didn’t have to go down Water St.
 
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