What do we make of chaos at Liverpool's trophy parade?

[Hewlet]

Ever since I watch some clips on the disaster that broke out in the Liverpool's parade, I've not recovered from the trauma of seeing such heartlessness of the highest order.

What began as a jubilant celebration of Liverpool's Premier League triumph turned into chaos and heartbreak when a car rammed into parade goers, injuring at least 50 people, including four children.

Going through clips on this incident brings a lot of questions to mind;

1. Who could possibly be responsible for this kind of evil?
2. Is it possible that this act is carried out by an opposition fan?
3 what happens if it's later found out that this act is carried out by an opposition fan? Would it attract any form of penalty to the club?
4. How does such driver get pass all the security details available on ground and was able to carry out this sort of roll act?

These and many more questions begs for clarity in an a sorry incident as this.

Video evidence
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1EgBihd77u/

[Agbamoni]

Several rumors I heard. Some say he was an Everton fan, while some said he is an Arsenal fan.
No true story on who he is, but what I know he is inhumane.
I still don't see any reason why people will take loses to heart and act the way they do. Football is meant to be a game of fun, but now it seems we ought to be careful going for rally, campaigns or watching matches live as there are thread everywhere.

[Hatchy]

It was really heart breaking watching those clips. Fact is a fan got angry and decided to pull of some stunts. It's actually bad to see football fans goes to extreme just because their supporting team lost the game. Though it might just be a mistake which I don't want to believe but in cases like this it's easy to blame the team who lost. I guess a similar scenario happened sometimes ago in my country where an opposing country has put the lifes of our super eagles on the line out of some jealous acts. They later got punished by the football authorities and I hope same happens on this too.

[YOSHIE]

What do we make of chaos at Liverpool's trophy parade?

I mourned the incident and disaster that occurred to Liverpool supporters, I prayed for those who were hit by the disaster to get well soon.
Indeed, the incident that occurred to Liverpool supporters should be supporters celebrating the championship trophy with pleasure, but fate said differently.

For OP questions, the police have announced in the media.

Merseyside Police Assistant, Jenny Sims, stated that this incident was not categorized as an act of terror.

"We are sure this is a single incident, and currently we are not looking for other related people," Sims said at a press conference.

A 53 -year -old white man was arrested related to the incident. Sims reiterated that the motive of this incident was not related to terrorism.

Tragedy: Liverpool FC


We all hope that the best law must be upheld, whoever the mastermind behind all of that or is a single accident.

[EarnOnVictor]

1. Who could possibly be responsible for this kind of evil?
2. Is it possible that this act is carried out by an opposition fan?
3 what happens if it's later found out that this act is carried out by an opposition fan? Would it attract any form of penalty to the club?
4. How does such driver get pass all the security details available on ground and was able to carry out this sort of roll act?

It's indeed heartbreaking, however, we should exercise patience and let the authorities conclude their investigations. What I heard as of yesterday is that it was a terror perpetrated by a lone actor. Whether this will escalate to unravel more facts, I don't know.

Still, I don't think this is related to football rivalry, and this is not the first time Liverpool has won the EPL. If at all, a club's fan should be suspected, that should be the first runner-up's fan (Arsenal). But this is not the first time that Arsenal has been second. Besides, the two got their fair reward for their efforts on the pitch, so no one can be hurt to warrant such a wicked act.

[acroman08]

Going through clips on this incident brings a lot of questions to mind;

1. Who could possibly be responsible for this kind of evil?
2. Is it possible that this act is carried out by an opposition fan?
3 what happens if it's later found out that this act is carried out by an opposition fan? Would it attract any form of penalty to the club?
4. How does such driver get pass all the security details available on ground and was able to carry out this sort of roll act?

I saw this earlier and it reminded me of what happened in Canada during a celebration of Filipino Festival where people and children died. to be honest, in a situation like this, it is best to let the authorities do their job, a lot of people are already making assumption as to why this happened and some are even involving religion into it(which is weird).

[swogerino]

Ever since I watch some clips on the disaster that broke out in the Liverpool's parade, I've not recovered from the trauma of seeing such heartlessness of the highest order.

What began as a jubilant celebration of Liverpool's Premier League triumph turned into chaos and heartbreak when a car rammed into parade goers, injuring at least 50 people, including four children.

Going through clips on this incident brings a lot of questions to mind;

1. Who could possibly be responsible for this kind of evil?
2. Is it possible that this act is carried out by an opposition fan?
3 what happens if it's later found out that this act is carried out by an opposition fan? Would it attract any form of penalty to the club?
4. How does such driver get pass all the security details available on ground and was able to carry out this sort of roll act?

These and many more questions begs for clarity in an a sorry incident as this.

Video evidence
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1EgBihd77u/

These type of attacks can easily be forbidden, you just put to life imprisonment to the guy who did such a brutal act of violence in especially some glorious moment for the team. I will bet my house that most likely he was an Everton supporter otherwise I don't see any real reason to conduct such act of true vandalism. Such persons can only be stopped with extreme measures and these extreme measures need to also be served as examples for other vandal wanna be-s that may be out there and that may have found such evil inspiration from such deed of a heartless person. There is absolutely no other way to stop these things from happening in the future, I know I am a bit drastic when it comes to punishing wrongdoers though I know it works well in the end to achieve the goals in the benefit of the society, which are major benefits compared to that of a single person.

[Agbe]

This is a pure act of terrorism that was targeted at killing innocent lives I don't think that it was from opposition teams fans this type of incident are regrettable the police should investigate this matter thoroughly and bring the culprit to book I believe that the person who was in the car has been arrested further enquiries should be made and let everyone who is involved in this act of terrorism be brought to the law

[Pi$$]

This is a pure act of terrorism that was targeted at killing innocent lives I don't think that it was from opposition teams fans this type of incident are regrettable the police should investigate this matter thoroughly and bring the culprit to book I believe that the person who was in the car has been arrested further enquiries should be made and let everyone who is involved in this act of terrorism be brought to the law

Whatever it is that is the reason for this action shows how evil the heart of man is to have crushed your fellow human being in an heartless manner as this.

The sad reality is that he's been caught and if there's any sort of political connection to this incident, he might get away with it while the people that have already suffered this will be left to face Thier fate all by themselves. If he eventually goes to the prison, the pain he will face will be nothing compared to the pain of suffering the kind of injury most of the victims will go through. A 50+ years old person having such a mind to carry on such an evil act? He's just lucky that he's from a developed part of the world where incident of mob action is not too popular if not, he wouldn't have been alive to even see the four walls of the prison. The stupid love and show of loyalty to a particular club is worth talking up laws into once hands to this extent.

[Frankolala]

Someone, somewhere chooses to use that parade to carry out his evil plan unknown to the fans. It may or not be a rival fan, but I believe that the person is heartless and have succeeded in his evil plot. I was shocked to see what happened to those innocent fans. The government should make sure that the person is apprehended and face the wrath of the law. Such person doesn't deserves to live.

[Fortify]

Ever since I watch some clips on the disaster that broke out in the Liverpool's parade, I've not recovered from the trauma of seeing such heartlessness of the highest order.

What began as a jubilant celebration of Liverpool's Premier League triumph turned into chaos and heartbreak when a car rammed into parade goers, injuring at least 50 people, including four children.

Going through clips on this incident brings a lot of questions to mind;

1. Who could possibly be responsible for this kind of evil?
2. Is it possible that this act is carried out by an opposition fan?
3 what happens if it's later found out that this act is carried out by an opposition fan? Would it attract any form of penalty to the club?
4. How does such driver get pass all the security details available on ground and was able to carry out this sort of roll act?

These and many more questions begs for clarity in an a sorry incident as this.

In the current world and with so many previous senseless tragedies, it is easy to jump to certain conclusions about peoples intentions. There have been a whole bunch of terrorism cases where a person has driven a vehicle into a large crowd of people intentionally and their aim is to kill people. On the face of it though, this seems like something slightly different from the trickle of news that has come out so far. It's hard to say whether this person intended to hurt people, but they appeared to be under the influence of drugs and managed to drive into an area, behind a responding ambulance, with a large amount of people that is usually inaccessible. There is a small possibility that they were just impaired by drugs, panicked and that led to the outcome that we see. Even if it's determined they are not a terrorist, they are going to be in very deep trouble for the people they have hit.

[Die_empty]

1. Who could possibly be responsible for this kind of evil?

Reports said the driver was on drugs. So, we can blame this terrible action on the effect of using hard drugs.

2. Is it possible that this act is carried out by an opposition fan?

We cannot write off the possibility of a bad loser or a fanatic carrying out such an act. But there have been no reports about his intentions.

3 what happens if it's later found out that this act is carried out by an opposition fan? Would it attract any form of penalty to the club?

It could get to that if it was a coordinated attack by a group of fans and the club is aware of it. But since it is just a criminal act by an individual,  I don't think it will be held against Club. He would face the consequences of his crime alone.

4. How does such driver get pass all the security details available on ground and was able to carry out this sort of roll act?

It was reported that someone needed medical attention during the parade. An ambulance was granted access, and this heatless criminal simply followed the ambulance. 

[Kelward]

Someone, somewhere chooses to use that parade to carry out his evil plan unknown to the fans. It may or not be a rival fan, but I believe that the person is heartless and have succeeded in his evil plot. I was shocked to see what happened to those innocent fans. The government should make sure that the person is apprehended and face the wrath of the law. Such person doesn't deserves to live.

Whatever reason the driver of the vehicle had to ram into innocent fans that were celebrating was nothing short of evil, I know that he will surely pay dearly for the crime. This incident will create fear in future celebrations because you don't know if a lunatic will try something crazy to cause chaos. I hope that authorities will not rule out unfortunate events like this in future celebrations whether it's football or any other occasions. Some sets of wicked people all over the world are unleashing terror, I don't know what they stand to gain by harming and killing innocent people.

[bitzizzix]

And according to the latest news, the 43-year-old man was driving his car in an unhealthy condition due to consuming drugs. And this is truly heartbreaking, and the perpetrator used a gray Ford Galaxy car that was seen driving in the middle of the road filled with Liverpool supporters which resulted in many Liverpool supporters being hit. And when the vehicle stopped, angry people were seen gathering around it who started breaking the car windows and unfortunately the police officers were alert and secured the car making it difficult for the masses who wanted to approach the driver. And if that happened in my country the masses would fight the officers to try to catch the driver and potentially gang up on him because what the driver did was very annoying. And the police must take firm action against this heartbreaking incident, especially since the driver was under the influence of drugs.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

This kind of accident is very intentional but yet it has not been clearly stated yet if it was or not, maybe if it has, I am yet to see one, I really looked the internet yesterday to see if there's any good explanation for this but have not seen anything yet. What can only cause this kind of evil action is the anger of an envious fan of another club, if it's clarified that the act was intentionally done by an opposite fan, he will be punished as law demands and the club he is fan to will not be affected in any way, they didn't send him to go do such kind of things.

[Muba20]

It will be a heinous act that no one expected. As far as I know, he is a 53-year-old man who has no information about his affiliation with any specific club or team. It is believed that he did this act while intoxicated. Many have raised concerns about security. How could he have committed such an incident there. If it is ever proven that he is a supporter of another club, the club has no problem with it. Since the person is guilty here, that person will have to face punishment. The people in charge of security should pay special attention to ensure that such incidents do not happen in the future.

[Cityhunter34]

It's very sad to see that happiness tons to sadness because of selfishinterest and carelessness. To be honest this man doesn't deserve to be alive till now, because what he did to Liverpool fans would never be forgotten in the history of football. Though, since day before yesterday this has been the news in the sty sports, which is very annoying. Instead of talking about the celebration and achievement of Liverpool, incident report have been the talk of the day because of what a 52years old man course.

[hyudien]

I just saw the video clip you shared OP, I think this is clearly a deliberate act planned by the perpetrator of the car driver, I don't know if the perpetrator is a fan of another club or someone who took advantage of the parade moment for other purposes, what is clear is that he has no conscience and carelessly crashed his car into the crowd of people who were partying, I am still looking for new news regarding this incident and have not found it and whatever the reason behind all this he must be given the appropriate punishment, my condolences to the Liverpool fans who were victims.

[Dunamisx]

Ever since I watch some clips on the disaster that broke out in the Liverpool's parade, I've not recovered from the trauma of seeing such heartlessness of the highest order.

What began as a jubilant celebration of Liverpool's Premier League triumph turned into chaos and heartbreak when a car rammed into parade goers, injuring at least 50 people, including four children.

Going through clips on this incident brings a lot of questions to mind;

1. Who could possibly be responsible for this kind of evil?
2. Is it possible that this act is carried out by an opposition fan?
3 what happens if it's later found out that this act is carried out by an opposition fan? Would it attract any form of penalty to the club?
4. How does such driver get pass all the security details available on ground and was able to carry out this sort of roll act?

These and many more questions begs for clarity in an a sorry incident as this.

Video evidence
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1EgBihd77u/

In life, we should not assumed that everyone is the same as we do, doing parade like that, i expect them to have enough security covers as well as being vigilant on related cases, though this will serve a lesson on them and other clubs that may want to do same, because the victory they had was never a joy to some other people and we don't know who they are or to what extent they can display their anger for losing to the winning team, but for people to conceal something like this, they are heartless beings and needed to be treated the same way they have acted when caught.

[KiaKia]

I've seen football fan turning criminals over night, in my city a guy shot four people after a football match because of an argument about who should have won and why the other lost the match, the fellow get angry and bring out a gun, he was on the run for a while but eventually apprehended.

Some people have no self control, and such people shouldn't be watching football because they turned the game into a life like game like Squid game type of craziness, why will you try to take someone's life because of a football match that goes wrong?

I don't follow this incident but I won't be surprised if another football club fan is responsible for this, I love football don't get me wrong but some people take it too serious, watch out for your close friends when a match is ongoing because some of them are psychopath in disguise, football reaction will always root out their real demons, like I've said always watch out.