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Police are now investigating whether he deliberately mounted the pavement and drove down a pedestrian area leading to the club 'The man believed to be a passenger in the car tested positive for cannabis.' Six people were taken to hospital after the horror incident in Marbella on Sunday night.

Several people have been injured after a car mounted the pavement outside the Natural History Museum in London. A man has been arrested, police say, and mobile phone video from the scene showed a man being held face down on the pavement by two other men .

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Press Release . Live. London police said on Saturday a number of pedestrians had been injured near the city's Natural History Museum and that a man had been arrested at the scene after British media reported a car had mounted the pavement outside the tourist attraction.

Eleven people have been injured after a car mounted the pavement outside the Natural History Museum in west London. A man has been arrested following the collision in South Kensington around 2.20pm, police say.

Multiple people are injured after a car mounted pavement and crashed into crowds outside the Natural History Museum in London. In March, a man drove a car into pedestrians on London’s Westminster Bridge killing four before stabbing a police officer to death in the grounds of parliament.

London police said on Saturday a number of pedestrians had been injured near the city's Natural History Museum and that a man had been detained at the scene. British media reported a car had mounted the pavement outside the tourist attraction.

A boy, 11, died when a car mounted the pavement and crashed into him, police say. A man received minor injuries and was released later that evening after receiving hospital treatment. The three other pedestrians, all children, were uninjured.