Six people have been injured after a car ploughed into pedestrians before speeding off in a horror hit-and-run crash in Greater Manchester.
Police were scrambled to Europa Way, in Trafford Park, to reports that a car collided with a number of people on Thursday night.
Horrified witnesses described seeing people being “flung everywhere” as the car crashed into crowds at about 9.50pm.
Five people were rushed to hospital with serious injuries and a sixth presented themselves at hospital with injuries thought to be minor.
One eyewitness, who has not been named, told the Manchester Evening News: “A car hit five or six people. People were flung everywhere.
"I saw a man in a bush afterwards and a lady with head injuries.”
There is no evidence to suggest the incident is terrorism-related, Greater Manchester Police said.
A man has been arrested in connection with the incident.
Greater Manchester Police said a 21-year-old man had been detained on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving and failing to stop after a collision.
He remains in police custody.
A blue BMW 330D - believed to be involved in the collision - has been located in the Salford area.
Four ambulances and a hazardous area response team attended the scene, along with three senior clinicians.
