"The best way to predict the future is to create it." — Peter Drucker
In a terrifying incident at a Liverpool FC victory parade, eye witnesses reported a vehicle driving into crowds, creating absolute mayhem. The incident has been described as “hell on Earth” by an off-duty BBC reporter who was present at the scene.
The parade, held to celebrate Liverpool’s FA Cup win, turned sinister when a car veered towards fans lining the streets. The vehicle is understood to have driven against the parade route, sending shockwaves through the celebratory atmosphere. Multiple accounts claim the driver intentionally steered towards spectators, missing some by mere inches. The incident triggered chaos, with many attendees initially believing it was a terrorist attack.
One witness, a police community support officer, described how the car “came flying past” and “people had to dive out of the way,” highlighting the fortunate absence of injuries as a miracle. Another attendee detailed how the car “went up onto the pavement and everyone started scattering,” capturing the sudden shift from celebration to panic.
Despite the close calls, no physical injuries were reported, although the psychological impact was significant. The driver was swiftly arrested at the scene, with police confirming the incident is not being treated as terror
