US EditionEverything police said as Paul Doyle charged - Liverpool Echo
- A 53-year-old man from West Derby has been formally charged with seven offences following a collision on Water Street during Liverpool’s victory parade on Monday, 26 May 2025.
- The charges follow a complex investigation into Doyle allegedly driving a Ford Galaxy that struck a crowd after following an ambulance attending a heart attack patient through a temporarily lifted roadblock.
- Seventy-Nine British people aged from nine to 78 were injured, with seven still hospitalized, and some charges include wounding and attempted grievous bodily harm relating to a child.
- Assistant Chief Constable Jenny Sims acknowledged the deep impact of the incident on the community, while Chief Crown Prosecutor Sarah Hammond noted that the inquiry is still in its initial phase.
- Doyle has been remanded in custody and is scheduled to attend a hearing at the magistrates' court in Liverpool on Friday, 30 May 2025, while police continue reviewing the charges amid their ongoing investigation.
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Suspect of Liverpool Horror Crash Appears Before Judge Ashen-Faced: Paul Doyle (53) Constantly 'Near Tears'
Ashen-faced and 'almost in tears', Paul Doyle appeared in court in Liverpool. It was the first time the 53-year-old Liverpool resident suspected of injuring a total of 79 Liverpool fans during the football club's championship celebrations had appeared in public.
Driver's Court Appearance Stirs Emotions in Liverpool Tragedy
Driver's Court Appearance Stirs Emotions in Liverpool Tragedy Paul Doyle made his initial court appearance Friday, facing charges of causing grievous bodily harm after he allegedly drove into a crowd of Liverpool fans celebrating their Premier League triumph.The 53-year-old's reckless actions resulted in 79 injuries, including to two children, with seven victims still hospitalized. Doyle is accused of dangerous driving and other serious offenses…
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Alleged Liverpool driver to appear in court facing charges against six victims
Paul Doyle will appear at the city’s magistrates’ court on Friday.
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