Woman saw red lights submerged under 'waterfall' on Queens Drive

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Woman saw red lights submerged under 'waterfall' on Queens Drive
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Rebecca Wilson was on her way out with fiends when she nearly went into the water where two people became trapped

A woman says she saw red flashing lights after two people became trapped in flood water in a south Liverpool road.

READ MORE: Neighbours 'have never seen road that bad' as police provide update on incident that saw two stuck in submerged car Police have now confirmed that a black Mercedes Class 180 drove into a flooded area of Queens Drive, between North Mossley Hill Road and Dovedale Road. Police patrols assisted Merseyside Fire and Rescue Services were at the scene until the early hours of this morning .

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