A MAN was killed after a van ploughed into a crowd of people - injuring several - with a driver arrested on suspicion of murder.
The terrifying scenes unfolded about 2am on Saturday morning at Market Place, in Ilkeston, Derbyshire.


A man tragically died at the scene after the van drove into members of the public.
Emergency services raced two others to hospital with injuries that are not believed to be serious.
Derbyshire Police have arrested one man, suspected to be the driver of the van, on suspicion of murder.
The area has been cordoned off as officers continue their investigation.
A spokesperson for the force confirmed: "At this time, we are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident, and do not believe it is terrorism related."
Anyone with any information about what happened, including CCTV or dashcam or mobile phone footage has been urged to contact police, with reference number 23*771155 on 101, or by contacting CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111.
One person, who appeared to be at the scene, shared a post on social media which alleged: "Three people got run over.
"An ambulance came and did CPR on the guy in the road, it was a sickening sight, an ambulance came for the other two guys too."
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Earlier today a large white van was spotted taped off with a police vehicle parked in front.
It has not been confirmed whether it was involved in the accident.
Erewash MP Maggie Throup shared a message following the shocking incident earlier today.
She wrote on X/Twitter: "Residents will be waking up to news of a serious incident that has occurred in the vicinity of Ilkeston Market Place overnight.
"There is currently a police cordon in place around a large part of the town centre whilst an investigation takes place and Erewash Borough Council have confirmed that the usual Saturday market has been cancelled.
"This is a developing situation and I would urge against speculating online as to what has happened. I am already in contact with the police and will receive a situation briefing later today.
"My thoughts and prayers are with those who have been affected."
Others have also been sharing their support on social media, saying: "Sending my love to everyone who has been affected by the horrific incident on Ilkeston Town Centre tonight, there are truly some horrible people in the world."
Another penned: "Dark cloud over Ilkeston today."
A large police presence is still in Market Place with is no access to between the King's Head and Sir John Warren pubs.
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Snap Fitness Gym and Hogarths Pub near South Street have been blocked off while St Mary’s Church is also inaccessible.
Those travelling by public transport can find temporary bus stops in place on Albert Street as Trent Barton buses are diverted.


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