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Derby Car Attack: Man Arrested for Injuring Seven

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A man from Derby, originally from India, is in custody for attempted murder after his car collided with seven pedestrians. The incident, deemed isolated, is being investigated with assistance from counter-terrorism teams. The victims were treated and transported to hospitals. Witnesses or those with dashcam footage are urged to come forward.

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Derby Car Attack: Man Arrested for Injuring Seven

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Derby Car Attack: Man Arrested for Injuring Seven. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00From across Europe, powered by AI, this is Europe News Today. I'm Cory with the story. A 36-year-old man from Derby sits in custody after cops nabbed him for attempted murder when his car slammed into seven pedestrians, injuring. Them all seriously, but not fatally. He's originally from India, been in the UK for years, and faces charges like dangerous driving and causing grievous bodily harm, with intent. The black Suzuki Swift, he drove, left the scene fast, but officers stopped it just seven minutes later across the city center. Police chief Suprinson and Emma Aldred called it an isolated incident, with no broader threat to folks out there. Counter-terrorism teams are lending a hand in the early probe, but it's not being treated as terror right now. The seven victims got treated on-site and rushed to hospitals. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipsin says the home secretaries looped in on updates. Officers want any dash cam footage or witness clips from around Fryer Gate or nearby roads, hit them up online or dial 101, quoting incident 1131 of March 28th.

1:07Crime stopper stays anonymous at 0800-555-111. Stay safe out there Derby.

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