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Three bodies were found in the middle of a street near the center of Nottingham, central England.
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And in the same city, another people’s transport was hit by a car.
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The police are investigating whether there is a connection between the two incidents.
British police arrest a man after three people are found dead on the streets of Nottingham
Police in Nottingham, central England, found three dead bodies in a street and closed part of the city center on Tuesday morning (13).
In addition to the bodies, a man has been arrested for running over people, and the police are investigating whether there is a connection between the two cases.
The police claimed to have Two bodies were found side by side in the middle of a street Which gives access to the center, and after that, received an alert about a The third body later. Later, authorities received calls about people who were injured after being hit by a truck.
Then the driver was arrested and access to the streets of the city center was denied.
“We believe these are all linked incidents and we have a man in custody,” said local police chief Kate Mennell. “The investigation is in its early stages and a team of detectives is working to shed light on exactly what happened.”
Nottingham, with a population of around 300,000, is hosting the Rothesay Nottingham Open tennis tournament this week. Brazil’s Bea Haddad has a match scheduled for this morning. Until the last update of this report, the game has been preserved.
Police found three dead bodies in Nottingham, England
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said he had been briefed on the situation and praised the work of the emergency teams.
Townspeople Lynn Hoggart reported seeing walkers. According to her, the truck driver was stopped, and when he saw a police car, he sped towards passers-by. “A woman came up on the sidewalk, a guy went up in the air, and it was such a boom, I wish I hadn’t seen it before, it really shocked me,” Hoggart said.
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