Panorama of the car crash into a crowd, dozens of people injured

According to witnesses, the car honked and weaved through the crowd before accelerating and crashing into several people in Liverpool, England.

The Daily Mail reported that the car crashed into a crowd celebrating Liverpool's victory in the Premier League on Water Street, Liverpool, at around 6pm on May 26 (local time). Photo: DM.

According to witnesses, the car honked as it weaved through the crowd, before accelerating, jumping onto the sidewalk and hitting several people. Photo: IT.

The car slowed down and stopped. Many angry people smashed the car, threw bottles, while some others got stuck under the wheels. Photo: DM.

The car that caused the accident was identified as a grey Ford Galaxy registered in Chester. Photo: DM.

Emergency services rushed to the scene. Twenty-seven people, including four children, were taken to hospitals across the city. Another 20 people with minor injuries were treated at the scene. Photo: PA.

Four people, including three adults and one child, were reportedly trapped under the vehicle and had to be rescued by rescue teams. A paramedic was also hit by the vehicle. Photo: Getty.

Assistant Chief Constable Jenny Sims of Merseyside Police confirmed that the driver had been arrested. The suspect is a 53-year-old British man. Photo: DM.

"My condolences go out to all those injured in this terrible incident tonight (26 May)," Assistant Chief Constable Jenny Sims said. Photo: PA.

Merseyside Police say the car crash into a crowd celebrating Liverpool's win was not an "act of terrorism". Photo: PA.

Assistant Chief Constable Jenny Sims stressed that this was being treated as an isolated incident and police were not aware of anyone else being involved in the crash. Authorities are still investigating the incident. Photo: PA.

>>> Readers are invited to watch the video of the car crash into the crowd in England on May 26 ( Video source: Daily Mail/Twitter)

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