Man was charged with more misdemeanors after Car is eagle fans Celebration in Liverpool FC’s Premier Liage Live Liage Parade, injures 79 people.
Paul Doyle will appear in court, accused of dangerous driving, causing severe physical injury (GBH) with intent, wounding intent to cause GBH and try to gbh with intent after being driven in a monday monday.
53-year-old is the father of three and the business owner from the Western Derbi, east of the city and the former is the royal marine commander, According to several reports, including IU Sun.
Up to a million supporters gathered to celebrate Liverpool’s 20. League league in the parade 10 miles in town.
Police said before that they believed that the car that hit the pedestrians who dumped an ambulance trying to reach a man suffering from a suspicious heart attack on the road street, on the main parade street.
Four children were among those injured after the vehicle hit the crowds, which were headed to intrude trains, buses and taxi in about 18 hours.
Merseyside’s main fire officer, Nick Searle, said that they saved four people who were trapped under the car, including a child. Some 50 people were taken to hospital for treatment, and seven still received treatment on Thursday night.
The suspect was arrested at the scene of the incident, which is not treated as terror. On Friday will appear in the Court Liverpool Magistrace.
At the press conference on Thursday, Merseyside Police Sims said, “Now that Paul Doyle is charged, we ask that the justice process can continue without deleting online or anybody to be obstructed for justice for everyone affected.
“A total of 79 people were injured. We are still in contact with our officers and staff, and seven people remain in hospitals receiving professional care about our NHS colleagues.
“I hope all those who have been injured, all [who] He witnessed this awful incident, was given time to cure and recovery.
“This remains a large and complex investigation, and detectives are reviewed by a huge scope of CCTV and mobile phones that filed the public and companies as well as recordings from our own cameras and Dashcams.”
Main Crown Prosecutor for the CPS Mersey-Cheshire, said, “We know that on Monday, Šocantic scenes echoed around the city of Liverpool, and the entire country is to be a day of celebration for hundreds of thousands of Liverpool FC supporters.
“Our thoughts remain with everyone affected.”
Earlier this week, the ACC Sims defended the work of police work in the parade, saying that the force planned for “all coincidences” – including the closure of the road and the armed police.
Support messages sent to the people of Liverpool from the incident, including the king, who said, “I know that the power of the community for which your city is known, will be comfort and support to those needed.”
Prince and Princess Wales also said they were “deeply rounded” by the parade decline, adding, “What should be a joyful celebration completed with tragedies.”
Speaking at the awards ceremony on Tuesday evening, former Liverpool Boss Jurgen Klopp said that the incident “showed two faces of life.”
“The most beautiful face for a long time: The parade was incredible, the mood was incredibly, and from one second to another, everything changed and we found out more serious things in the world than football,” he said.
“Thoughts and prayers go on both injured people and their families.
“It was supposed to be one of the biggest days in the history of the city, after a long time, because we didn’t have the opportunity to do it last time.”
Natasha Rinaldi, 31-year-old Fan Liverpool FC, which watched the parade from the apartment of his friend on the street, said Independent: “It’s amazing. I was dreaming today on this day. I followed the club for years and I go to games all the time.
“Everyone was so happy. But after that, everyone broke. It was destroyed by what was supposed to be a very happy day.”