Paul Doyle said he 'just panicked' in parade attack
Summary
Paul Doyle drove his car into a crowd during Liverpool's victory parade, injuring many people. He later admitted to the charges, saying he acted out of panic, but prosecutors argued he was angry and reckless. The court presented accounts from victims and showed video footage of the incident.Key Facts
- Paul Doyle pleaded guilty to 31 charges related to the parade attack.
- He drove his car into a crowd during Liverpool's victory parade on May 26.
- Doyle claimed he panicked, but prosecutors said he was angry.
- Victims shared impact statements describing fear, injuries, and trauma.
- Doyle admitted to dangerous driving and other serious charges.
- Video evidence showed Doyle shouting at the crowd and hitting multiple people.
- A baby in the crowd, though unhurt, was sent flying in a pram hit by Doyle's car.
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