🚨 **Liverpool Parade Crash Trial: Day Two** 🚨
The trial of 54-year-old Paul Doyle is back in the spotlight today as day two unfolds at Liverpool Crown Court. Doyle, from West Derby, stands accused of a shocking crash during Liverpool FC’s Premier League celebrations, where a car ploughed into a crowd of fans, leaving over 100 people injured on May 26th.
Witnesses were left stunned on Water Street as chaos erupted just after 6pm. A Ford Galaxy allegedly struck pedestrians of all ages, including children and a 78-year-old woman. Fortunately, though 50 were hospitalised, all have since been discharged.
Doyle faces a hefty 31 charges, including 17 serious allegations of attempting to cause grievous bodily harm with intent. Some of the alleged victims include six-month-old Teddy Eveson and other children, alongside several adults. There are also accusations of causing grievous bodily harm with intent to nine individuals, while three counts involve wounding with intent.
Represented by Simon Csoka KC and Damian Nolan, Doyle has pleaded not guilty, with the prosecution led by Paul Greaney KC seeking amendments to four of the charges. The trial’s expected to run for three to four weeks under Judge Andrew Menary KC.
Stay tuned as this high-profile case continues to unfold. What do you think about this shocking incident? Share your thoughts below! 💬
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