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Man accused of Liverpool parade crash in tears as trial opens
LONDON: A British man wiped away tears Tuesday as his trial began for allegedly driving his car into crowds at Liverpool Football Club’s Premier League victory parade in May, injuring dozens of people. Paul Doyle held his head in his hands as jurors at Liverpool Crown Court in northwest England were sworn in to hear the case against him. Wearing a suit and glasses, the 54-year-old spoke briefly to enter not guilty pleas to four newly-amended counts. He denies 31 charges including for causing grievous bodily harm (GBH) with intent, wounding with intent, affray and dangerous driving.
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independent.co.uk
Liverpool parade crash suspect to stand trial accused of driving into fans – latest
Paul Doyle, 54, is standing trial at Liverpool Crown Court charged with 31 offences over the incident at Liverpool FC’s victory parade
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Liverpool parade suspect breaks down in tears as jury sworn in for crash trial
Paul Doyle is accused of 31 offences relating to a car hitting crowds at a victory parade in May
