Bristol incident LIVE: Car mounts pavement as police swarm scene - multiple injured

Bristol incident LIVE: Car mounts pavement as police swarm scene - multiple injured A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car mounted a pavement during an incident in Bristol, leaving several people injured. A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car mounted the pavement during an incident in Bristol, leaving three people injured. Emergency services were called to Stokes Croft at around 6.30am this morning following what police described as an “incident of disorder”. A heightened police presence remains in the area, while Thomas Street, Hepburn Road, Stokes Croft and City Road are closed as enquiries continue. The incident happened on Stokes Croft in Bristol, with police called to the area at around 6.30am this morning. Several nearby roads, including Thomas Street, Hepburn Road, Stokes Croft and City Road, remain closed while officers continue their investigation. Police say the injuries suffered during the incident are not as serious as initially feared. Three people were hurt, with one taken to hospital following the incident on Stokes Croft. Police have reassured the public they do not believe there is any wider threat following this morning’s incident. Superintendent Matt Ebbs said a “thorough investigation” will now establish exactly what happened. A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car mounted the pavement in Bristol, leaving three people injured. Police say the injuries are not as serious as first feared and there is no wider threat to the public. - Emergency services were called to Stokes Croft at around 6.30am following what police described as an “incident of disorder”. - Three people were injured, with one taken to hospital. Police say the injuries are not as serious as first feared. - A nearby business was also damaged during the incident. - A man believed to be the driver has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and dangerous driving and remains in police custody. He was also treated for facial injuries. - Police say they do not believe there is any wider threat to the public. - Thomas Street, Hepburn Road, Stokes Croft and City Road remain closed while enquiries continue, with a heightened police presence in the area.