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Man arrested as car hits people at Belfast cemetery Belfast City Cemetery: Man arrested as car hits people
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One man has been arrested and two others injured after a car struck a number of people outside Belfast City Cemetery. One man has been arrested after three people were injured when a car struck a number of people outside Belfast City Cemetery.
The PSNI said the condition of the two injured men is not known at present. The incident happened on the Whiterock Road, in the west of the city, at about 12:00 BST, just after a funeral had taken place in the cemetery.
The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service said three people were taken from the scene to hospital.The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service said three people were taken from the scene to hospital.
The incident happened on the Whiterock Road, in the west of the city, at about 12:00 BST, just after a funeral had concluded in the cemetery. The condition of those injured is not yet known.
Fr Patrick McCafferty was leaving the cemetery when the collision took place.Fr Patrick McCafferty was leaving the cemetery when the collision took place.
"People were standing around in shock, people are stunned," he said."People were standing around in shock, people are stunned," he said.
"They're bewildered something like this could happen, just literally after the funeral had been completed. It's unbelievable.""They're bewildered something like this could happen, just literally after the funeral had been completed. It's unbelievable."
Sinn Féin Councillor Micheal Donnelly described the scene as one of "sheer devastation".Sinn Féin Councillor Micheal Donnelly described the scene as one of "sheer devastation".
"My thoughts are with those caught up in today's incident", he said."My thoughts are with those caught up in today's incident", he said.