Andrew Lawrence: Comedian barred from venues after making 'vile' joke about Liverpool parade collision…

https://news.sky.com/story/andrew-la...ision-13376210

He made the wrong choice.


I have seen him on TV
He seemed an average type of comedian.

[Lawrence had been due to perform at a comedy club
in Essex on 15 June, but the gig has now been cancelled.

In a statement, the Caddies venue said:
"We do not condone or support the comment
that has been made online,
and we send everyone impacted by
the tragic events in Liverpool our support and prayers."]

From the SkyNews Link

…lots of questions to be answered now…how the car travelled a long distance through two streets until fatalities could have occurred/children now have serious, possibly life changing injuries and mental traumas suffered by many people …with no police/official intervention to prevent it all…these events are closed off and strictly policed for a reason but this obviously wasn’t in Liverpool…

I heard a man interviewed yesterday saying the car was driving very slowly and only sped up when people started to bang on the windows...this sounds like a complete police failure tbh

There’s footage of a young guy bashing on the windows then an older guy pulling the rear wiper off and trying to break the back window


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You are right in all you say there Ammi.
Every word.

The suspected driver in the Liverpool victory parade horror crash has been described by neighbours as a 'nice family' man - despite the injured now totalling almost 80.

Horrified locals in the quiet cul-de-sac where the alleged driver lives with his three young sons and wife have said: "It just doesn't make sense."
Detectives were given extended powers to keep quizzing the 53-year-old man from near Liverpool who has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and drug-driving.

Man wrongly accused of driving car into Liverpool crowd left 'stressed out'
Liverpool parade crash suspect update as police issue statement
The local force have said the total number injured had risen to 79, with seven still recovering in hospital yesterday, reports the Mirror.

Celebrations for Liverpool FC's title winning parade descended into chaos on May 26 after a Ford Galaxy slammed through crowds in the city centre. Horror clips showed fans tossed in the air, dragged under the vehicle and prams thrown down Water Street.


The suspect's name emerged as police officers and vans were stationed outside his four-bed £300,000 family home. Our sister title, the Mirror has chosen not to identify him.

Hooligans

A nine-year-old was the youngest victim injured when a car was driven into crowds at Liverpool's victory parade, police said, as they continue to question a suspect.
Merseyside Police confirmed the age of the victims hurt in the incident on Water Street on Monday ranged from nine to 78.

The car had also struck the pram of a baby boy who was being pushed by his parents, but the child was not hurt, despite the pram spinning metres down the street after it was hit.

Emergency fund set up for Liverpool parade victims

A fundraising campaign set up for those affected by the Liverpool FC parade incident has raised more than £30,000, including a £10,000 donation from ex-player Jamie Carragher's charity foundation.
Money raised by Liverpool Spirit Appeal will be distributed to those experiencing physical or psychological injuries after a car struck fans at the parade on Monday, as well as to community groups, organisers said.
The fund has been launched by the Community Foundation for Merseyside, in partnership with the council and voluntary services.
Rae Brooke from the Community Foundation said people wanted "to do something" to help, adding: "Jamie is just amazing, he is always the first to step up."
"We know just how generous people are in the Liverpool area," Ms Brooke said.
"Our priority is those individuals who were injured in that terrible event.
"After that, supporting grassroots organisations at a local level who give wellbeing support in the community, a listening ear and will help people try and process what happened that day."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crlj9jr4wxno

Give us his name will you

Paul Doyle Now Charged

Many charges
in Court Tomorrow


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The CEO Driver Doyle

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You keep saying junkie but police have not confirmed what drugs he was on? I think there is alot of ass covering going on here because the police don't seem to have acted quickly enough to stop this driver and witnesses say he was going extremely slowly to begin with, so why the stewards didn't tap on his window and ask him to stop is anyones guess

None of the charges are for driving under the influence of drink or drugs :think:

[Liverpool parade driver is charged over 'horrific' carnage
that left 79 football fans injured:
Middle-class company director, 53, with three children
will appear in court after 'ploughing car into crowd']

Paul Desmond Doyle


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ade-crush.html

Yes the
Police are Terrible and Brief


I am Not

He's not been charged with any drug offences

The 53-year-old has now been charged with dangerous driving, causing grievous bodily harm (GBH) with intent, wounding with intent to cause GBH and attempted GBH.

So can people now stop pretending he’s just a normal bloke that didn’t know what he was doing because he was impaired?

[Paul Doyle, from West Derby on Merseyside,
has been charged with
dangerous driving,
causing GBH with intent,
wounding with intent to cause GBH
and attempting to cause GBH with intent.

The former Royal Marine commando
is married with three teenage children
and lives in a smart £300,000,
four-bedroomed detached property
on a neat estate.]

6pm: A dark grey Ford Galaxy enters Dale Street, which is packed with fans who had gathered to see Liverpool FC's Premier League victory parade

2

6.01pm: The vehicle is surrounded by fans and reverses, colliding with one. One man kicks at the boot and attempts to break the rear window before the vehicle reverses again, colliding with him

3

6.02pm: The vehicle makes its way along Dale Street, to the confusion of fans. The man who was reversed into throws an object which smashes the car’s rear window

4

6.02pm: As the vehicle passes a William Hill bookmakers on Dale Street, fans remonstrate with the driver. One opens the driver’s door which he closes while beeping his horn, before ‘revving hard’ and accelerating forward.

5

6.03pm: The vehicle carries on for around 200 yards through crowds and gets past a roadblock at the top of Water Street by tailgating an ambulance that was allowed in. Footage on social media showsanumber of police at the scene and fans hitting the car


6.03pm: The car accelerates rapidly into the crowd, with fans bouncing off its bonnet as it swerves at speed. One is carried on the bonnet a number of yards and more than a dozen are initially trapped underneath. One witness says a baby is injured

6.04pm: As the car comes to a halt with a number of bystanders trapped underneath hundreds of fans attempt to get to the driver, with some shouting: ‘Kill him!’

6.05pm: As fans manage to open the vehicle’s doors, the driver is grabbed by police officers and bundled into a nearby police van.