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Merseyside policeGuardian
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Fake news websites and conspiracy theorists are spreading misinformation about the Southport attack.
Merseyside police on Tuesday directly addressed the sharing of a false name on social media in connection with the suspect.
The only details released about the suspect by police are that he is a 17-year-old from the village of Banks in Lancashire , who was born in Cardiff.
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