Paul Doyle, a 53-year-old former Royal Marine, has been charged with multiple offenses, including grievous bodily harm, after driving into a crowd during Liverpool FC's trophy parade, causing injuries to 79 people, including children. He appeared before Liverpool Crown Court where reporting restrictions were mentioned, and a plea and trial preparation hearing is set for 12 August, with an anticipated trial starting in November. Prosecutors noted that the charges might change as the investigation with numerous witnesses continues, while his defense indicated no bail application would be made.
The charges against Paul Doyle, including wounding with intent and dangerous driving, stem from an incident following Liverpool FC's trophy parade that injured 79 people.
Paul Doyle appeared in court wearing a suit and tie; his case has been scheduled for a plea and trial preparation hearing on 12 August, with a provisional trial date set.
The prosecutor indicated that the charges may change as the investigation continues, highlighting the significant number of witnesses and footage that need to be reviewed.
Defending counsel Damian Nolan confirmed there would be no bail application during this hearing, and discussed the emotional impact on Mr. Doyle during his proceedings.
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