Merseyside Police appears to have learned its lesson after Southport attack

Liverpool parade crash: How Southport attack forced police to change response

Releasing details of the suspect’s ethnicity and nationality so quickly has been described as ‘complete step change’ from the response to the Southport attack as police try and quash online disinformation

Merseyside Police appears to have learned its lesson after Southport attack

Liverpool City Region Mayor Steve Rotheram told Sky News that Merseyside Police "handled the situation fantastically" given how quickly footage of the incident was shared online.

Liverpool Parade Crash: How Southport Attack forced the police to change the response

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They have learnt from the aftermath of the Southport stabbing attack, where the force was criticised for being too slow to release information that could have calmed the riots that followed. So, it feels like things have been done differently this time. Liverpool parade latest: Nearly 50 injured in car ramming The incident happened just after 6pm on Monday. Videos – captured by fans on their phones – were online within moments. Shared and specul…