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In Liverpool, Paul Doyle appeared in court after allegedly driving his car into a crowd following Liverpool FC’s trophy parade. The 53-year-old former Royal Marine faces various charges, including wounding with intent and dangerous driving, as 79 people were injured on Water Street in the city center. Doyle, a father-of-three from Liverpool, arrived at Liverpool Crown Court dressed in a black suit, grey tie, and white shirt.
Judge Andrew Menary KC set a provisional trial date of 24 November for Doyle, with the case anticipated to last three to four weeks. During the hearing, about 25 journalists, police officers, and legal representatives were present. The prosecuting attorney, Philip Astbury, mentioned that the charges could potentially change as the investigation is ongoing, emphasizing the need to interview witnesses and review footage. Doyle’s defense lawyer, Damian Nolan, confirmed that no bail application would be made during the hearing.
Earlier, Doyle had an emotional appearance at Liverpool Magistrates’ Court, where he quietly confirmed his date of birth and age. Throughout the hearing, he kept his head down listening to proceedings and stood solemnly as the charges were read to him. District Judge Paul Healey imposed reporting restrictions during the magistrate’s hearing, and Doyle was not asked to enter a plea at that time. Despite the shocking incident during the parade where a car hit a pram carrying a baby boy, who miraculously remained unharmed, a fundraising campaign has raised over £30,000 to support those affected. Jamie Carragher’s charity foundation contributed £10,000 to the cause. Doyle is scheduled to appear in Liverpool Crown Court again later in the day for another hearing before Judge Andrew Menary KC
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