CCTV footage shows cars moving through groups of Liverpool fans before collision
CCTV footage from a mobile phone shop on Dale Street, not far from Water Street where the incident occurred, shows cars moving through tightly packed streets before a vehicle ploughed into crowds at Liverpool's victory parade
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