Good evening, these are the latest ECHO headlines on Friday, April 15.
Man arrested in Nyle Corrigan murder probe
A man was today arrested in connection with the murder of teenager Nyle Corrigan.
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The 19-year-old was shot in Boode Croft in Stockbridge Village on November, 12, 2020, dying from a single gunshot wound to the back at around 6.30pm. Paramedics fought in vain to save the life of Nyle, who died at the scene.
Today, a spokesperson for Merseyside Police said a 25-year-old man from Huyton was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder. He is still in police custody.
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Man pulls gun from backpack after thug storms bar with knife
This is the moment a man reached for a gun as a thug stormed into a sports bar with a knife.
The ECHO previously reported how two men were caught on CCTV approaching a group of people outside Parnells in Waterloo shortly after 11pm on Wednesday. This footage captures the incident outside the sports bar on South Road.
In the CCTV a man appears to pull a knife from his trousers and move quickly towards a person standing at the door. He is then grabbed by a number of men and dragged in the door of the bar.
The ECHO previously reported how two men were caught on CCTV approaching a group of people outside Parnells in Waterloo shortly after 11pm on Wednesday. This footage captures the incident outside the sports bar on South Road.
In the CCTV a man appears to pull a knife from his trousers and move quickly towards a person standing at the door. He is then grabbed by a number of men and dragged in the door of the bar.
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Teen savagely attacked on birthday trip to watch Liverpool FC
A teenager suffered a broken jaw in a "completely unprovoked attack" after going to watch Liverpool FC play at Anfield.
The 17-year-old came to Liverpool with his girlfriend from Shropshire on Wednesday, April 13, after she surprised him with tickets to watch Liverpool play Benfica in the Champions League ahead of his 18th birthday. The pair came back into the city centre after full time and went to a restaurant close to the hotel where they were staying.
On their way back to the Mercure Hotel on Chapel Street the 17-year-old started talking to a man, described as being in his 30s, about football. After waking away, the victim's dad, who asked to remain anonymous, said his son was "savaged" by his attacker, who hit him in the face over and over again at around 11pm.
