Liverpool attack: Homemade bomb would have 'caused significant injury or death' and explosion may have been 'completely unintentional'
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukThe homemade bomb that detonated outside Liverpool Women's Hospital 'would have caused significant injury or death' in different circumstances, police have said.
Assistant Chief Constable Russ Jackson, Head of Counter Terrorism Police North West, issued an update on the explosion today and said 'significant progress' is being made.
He said the bomb made by Emad Al-Swealmeen had ball bearings attached to it which would have acted as shrapnel. He said had the device exploded in different circumstances, instead of in a taxi just outside the hospital, that it would have caused injury or death. READ MORE: Police search teams and CSI return to house linked to Liverpool bomber The explosive was different to the one used in the Manchester Arena
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