Summary
Paul Doyle appeared in Liverpool Crown Court, charged with driving his car into a crowd during a Liverpool FC trophy parade, injuring 79 people, including two children. He faces multiple serious charges and remains in custody until his next court date on August 14. Reporting restrictions protect the identities of the six victims involved in the case.
Key Facts
- Paul Doyle is accused of driving his car into a crowd, injuring 79 people.
- He faces charges such as wounding with intent and dangerous driving.
- The incident happened during a Liverpool FC trophy parade.
- Two children, aged 11 and 17, are among the six victims mentioned in the charges.
- Doyle's next court appearance for a plea hearing is on August 14.
- Reporting restrictions prevent publishing the names of the victims.
- A provisional trial date is set for November 24, with a possible duration of three to four weeks.
- A fundraising effort has raised over £30,000 for those affected, including a donation from Jamie Carragher's charity.
