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UPDATE (01/06/25): POLICE HAVE ISSUED A MAJOR UPDATE. CLICK HERE TO READ MORE. Two more men have been arrested in connection with a collision in Leicester city centre that left four people

in hospital. Police said the arrests were made yesterday afternoon following extensive enquiries into the incident in De Montfort Street. A 28-year-old man from Leicester has been arrested

on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm with intent and causing serious injury by dangerous driving following the collision. A second man, aged 34 and also from Leicester, has been

arrested on suspicion of affray. Both men are in police custody alongside a 31-year-old man from Leicester who was arrested during the early hours of Saturday (May 31). He was arrested on

suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm with intent and causing serious injury by dangerous driving following the collision. READ MORE: Leicester police urge no social media speculation

after crash leaves four in hospital The arrests relate to an incident where four people - two men and two women - were allegedly struck by a car following a reported fight at 12.34am

yesterday. Three of the people currently remain in hospital in a serious but stable condition, while the fourth person suffered minor injuries. Detective Inspector Jenny Tattersall said

yesterday that officers had been working to understand what happened during the early hours. She said: "We have been working tirelessly today to understand the sequence of events and

how the incidents of the early hours occurred. The cordon was in place for much of today to allow for thorough investigations to be carried out, including the attendance of forensic

officers. This has now been lifted." Police said from their enquiries, it is understood that the arrested men and the four alleged victims involved in the collision had all been in

attendance at a private event nearby prior to the incident. The detective inspector added that officers will remain in the area on foot patrol offering reassurance to the community. Anyone

with information should contact police on 101, quoting incident number 27 of 31 May. We are now bringing you the latest updates on WhatsApp first