Summary
Police reported that 109 people were injured when a car hit a crowd during Liverpool FC's parade. The suspect, Paul Doyle, faces multiple charges and will appear in court again in August.
Key Facts
- 109 people were injured during a car crash at Liverpool FC's parade.
- The incident occurred on 26 May around 18:00 BST on Water Street.
- Among the injured, a nine-year-old was the youngest victim.
- Paul Doyle, 53, has been charged with several offenses, including causing serious harm and dangerous driving.
- A baby boy in a pram was pushed several meters but was not harmed.
- Previously, police reported 79 injuries, but more people later sought medical help.
- Police ask anyone with information about the crash to contact them urgently.
- Paul Doyle's next court appearance is scheduled for 14 August.
