A car crash in Liverpool, UK, injured dozens, including a severely injured child, during a celebration parade for the local soccer team. With 500,000 fans filling the streets, the joyous atmosphere was abruptly shattered when the driver lost control, merging into the crowd.

Social media erupted with discussions as keyboard warriors speculated about the motives and events surrounding the crash. The police announced within an hour that the suspect was being questioned and detained, revealing that he was a white British male and urging the public to refrain from making wild guesses.

Contrarily, similar incidents in Taiwan often lead to public and media criticism of the police for managing rumors poorly. In Taiwan, the police faced backlash for not disclosing facts promptly, leading to misunderstandings and increased speculation.

The UK's police transparency regarding the incident and its victims illustrates their response to public pressure. This incident serves as a warning and prompts a deeper discussion on how law enforcement can effectively address social media challenges.