Boy, 13, seriously injured in Liverpool e-scooter crash
A police cordon remains in place in Anfield, Liverpool
A 13-year-old boy has been taken to hospital after a collision between an e-scooter and a stationary car in Liverpool on Sunday, June 14.
Merseyside Police has confirmed that emergency services responded to a 'serious collision' in Anfield on Sunday afternoon at around 1:35pm.
Police have cordoned off a main road in Anfield following an incident. Officers have closed Oakfield Road in both directions from St Domingo Grove/Robarts Road to Houlding Street this afternoon.
A statement from Merseyside Police reads: "Emergency services are in Anfield following a serious collision this afternoon, Sunday 14 June.
"At around 1.35pm, we were called to Oakfield Road, opposite the junction of Hawkesworth Street, to reports of a collision involving an electric scooter and a stationary car.
"The scooter rider, a 13-year-old boy, was taken by ambulance to hospital for the assessment of serious injuries. Officers remain in the area carrying out house-to-house, CCTV and other enquiries to establish the circumstances.
"Road closures are in place between the junctions of Oakfield Road with Kemp Avenue and Oakfield Road with St Domingo Vale. Motorists are asked to avoid the area as we continue this work.
"Anyone with information, CCTV, or dashcam footage is asked to contact the Matrix Serious Collision Investigation Unit on (0151) 777 5747 or email SCIU@merseyside.police.uk, quoting incident reference 26000473287. Alternatively, you can DM @MerPolCC or call 101."
Merseytravel has confirmed diversions are in place due to a crash, the ECHO reports. A spokesperson said there is "no timescale" for how long the diversions will be in place for.
On X, the travel network said: "Diversions are in place on the @arrivanorthwest 26 & 27 services due to an RTC outside Anfield stadium.
"The buses are diverting via Breck Rd and St Domingo Rd in both directions. We have no timescale for this, at present. Please allow more time for your journey."