A car crash in Wallsend injured ten people, including children, as it struck a crowd of NRL supporters during a grand final send-off. The incident has been described as an absolute tragedy, with the driver arrested. Witnesses recount the moment the BMW hit the people. The driver is in custody as further details are awaited.
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