[Cherry Christmas]

He has appeared in court now, no plea will be entered until August

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

He has appeared in court now, no plea will be entered until August

Was he remanded, Cherie?

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Beso

Was he remanded, Cherie?

Yes

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by thesheriff443

Yes

Shocking.

[Cherry Christmas]

https://www.skysports.com/football/n...rious-offences

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Beso

The police failed to mention that he was actually dragged from the car and given a few punches b4 the police intervened...you see this in the clip that shows the police standing aimlessly by as the car is set upon once it stops.

At the end of the day though, while the vigilante "justice" shouldn't have happened, that part isn't really relevant to the charges against him... he shouldn't have been there at all... just by being there at all (if he followed an ambulance he blatantly knew he wasn't meant to be driving there) he was driving recklessly whether he was drunk or high or not and regardless of what happened in the aftermath. The charges are more than deserved.

All I'd add is that if they can identify any of the people punching/kicking/attacking the car, ESPECIALLY before it ended up ploughing into more people, all of those people should also be arrested and charged because their actions contributed to the outcome and they share some responsibility.

As do the organisers, IMO, at the very least there should be resignations of those responsible for crowd safety. Mistakes were made no matter how you cut it.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Quantum Boy

At the end of the day though, while the vigilante "justice" shouldn't have happened, that part isn't really relevant to the charges against him... he shouldn't have been there at all... just by being there at all (if he followed an ambulance he blatantly knew he wasn't meant to be driving there) he was driving recklessly whether he was drunk or high or not and regardless of what happened in the aftermath. The charges are more than deserved.

All I'd add is that if they can identify any of the people punching/kicking/attacking the car, ESPECIALLY before it ended up ploughing into more people, all of those people should also be arrested and charged because their actions contributed to the outcome and they share some responsibility.

As do the organisers, IMO, at the very least there should be resignations of those responsible for crowd safety. Mistakes were made no matter how you cut it.

I would add that if the street he was originally driving on was open to cars, that he probably followed the ambulance and was perhaps not aware it was closed off, at the very least there must have been someone at the barrier, and he was driving slowly as people were taking pictures yet no police person ran towards him, we are always told they run towards danger yet no one appears to have even noticed him driving and honking his horn, its pretty much a **** show

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Quantum Boy

At the end of the day though, while the vigilante "justice" shouldn't have happened, that part isn't really relevant to the charges against him... he shouldn't have been there at all... just by being there at all (if he followed an ambulance he blatantly knew he wasn't meant to be driving there) he was driving recklessly whether he was drunk or high or not and regardless of what happened in the aftermath. The charges are more than deserved.

All I'd add is that if they can identify any of the people punching/kicking/attacking the car, ESPECIALLY before it ended up ploughing into more people, all of those people should also be arrested and charged because their actions contributed to the outcome and they share some responsibility.

As do the organisers, IMO, at the very least there should be resignations of those responsible for crowd safety. Mistakes were made no matter how you cut it.

Checks time...


Yea TS, all of that is blatantly obvious. Yet the police brought out a timeline of events. They just missed that bit out. I think it's relevant, and it shows the actions he will claim he was fleeing from.

[Merry Mockmas]

Originally Posted by Quantum Boy

At the end of the day though, while the vigilante "justice" shouldn't have happened, that part isn't really relevant to the charges against him... he shouldn't have been there at all... just by being there at all (if he followed an ambulance he blatantly knew he wasn't meant to be driving there) he was driving recklessly whether he was drunk or high or not and regardless of what happened in the aftermath. The charges are more than deserved.

All I'd add is that if they can identify any of the people punching/kicking/attacking the car, ESPECIALLY before it ended up ploughing into more people, all of those people should also be arrested and charged because their actions contributed to the outcome and they share some responsibility.

As do the organisers, IMO, at the very least there should be resignations of those responsible for crowd safety. Mistakes were made no matter how you cut it.

I agree with your points tbh.

[Ammi]

…it would be good to have an update on some of the victim’s injuries/condition…I think there are still 7 in hospital and including children…although no injuries were life threatening, some were reported as life changing…

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

…it would be good to have an update on some of the victim’s injuries/condition…I think there are still 7 in hospital and including children…although no injuries were life threatening, some were reported as life changing…

Yes, the Child that
was stuck under his car.


Horrible

[arista]

[Doyle made no indications
of pleas after the charges were read to the court.

He stood with his hands clasped and nodded
as he was remanded in custody.]


Taken from the new Sky News Link

Thanks, Cherie

[Parmy]

Court drawing of suspect.

https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/...arade-10226709

[arista]

Originally Posted by Beso

Court drawing of suspect.

https://www.nottinghampost.com/news/...arade-10226709

[arista]

In Court again on 14th of August
for a pre-trial hearing



His Trial is to go to court
28th November 2026 (can be up to 4 weeks)


He was told possible more Charges.

His Legal Team asked for another Court
to be used away from Liverpool.



Ch4HDnews. Last night

[In the Drunk Tank]

I'm not sure if any injuries are life changing? I've only seen reports of them being serious which hopefully means a full recovery is possible

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by MTVN

I'm not sure if any injuries are life changing? I've only seen reports of them being serious which hopefully means a full recovery is possible

…yeah I’ve just looked at some of the articles and you’re correct, it does state some as serious as opposed to life changing, which I had thought that I’d read in some reports…I was looking at the vast differences in potential minimum and maximum sentences which could happen with this case and severity of injuries/age of the victims etc would all be a much considered factor…also, the impact on Paul Doyle himself and his remorse and statements from the victims and their families also…that’s why there is no one size fits all with the law and sentencing, isn’t it…so much to consider in specific cases…

[bots]

I will be surprised if he lives long enough to stand trial

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by bots

I will be surprised if he lives long enough to stand trial

…isn’t that the reason that the judge gave for remanding him in custody…for his own safety…?…

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by bots

I will be surprised if he lives long enough to stand trial

…sorry, do you mean…takes his own life…?…

[arista]

Originally Posted by bots

I will be surprised if he lives long enough to stand trial

Yes could be possible

[Parmy]

https://youtu.be/feCRTn9Y1Tc?si=K-qd56PjsxPAA6fD

[Parmy]

Suspect to face a further 24 charges.


https://youtu.be/4vONDDxsr58?si=RVpXtw-4hjp7croL

[Ammi]

Paul Doyle pleads not guilty to 31 charges over Liverpool parade incident…

A man has pleaded not guilty to 31 charges, including dangerous driving and causing grievous bodily harm with intent, after a car was allegedly driven into a crowd of people in Liverpool.

Paul Doyle, 53, was arrested on 29 May after allegedly driving through a crowd of Liverpool football club supporters during the team’s Premier League trophy parade in the city centre on the evening of 26 May.

Doyle was charged with seven offences at the time of his arrest, but was charged with an additional 24 in August after appearing in Liverpool crown court via a video link.

He stands accused of one count of affray, one count of dangerous driving, nine counts of causing grievous bodily harm (GBH) with intent, two counts of wounding with intent, and 18 charges of attempting to cause GBH with intent, with the media now able to name seven-month-old Teddy Eveson as a complainant in the last of the charges.

Doyle, a former Royal Marine and a father of three from the West Derby area of Liverpool, appeared again via video link from HMP Belmarsh, wearing a grey T-shirt and glasses. He spoke only to confirm his name and enter his pleas, shaking his head several times as the 31 charges were read out.

The incident is reported to have occurred after Doyle allegedly followed an ambulance down a road off-limits to cars during the parade. His grey Ford Galaxy allegedly collided with a large number of fans before coming to a stop. Police pushed back people trying to remove him from the car, before arresting him.

The incident left 134 people with injuries and more than 50 requiring hospitalisation, four of whom were children.

In the immediate aftermath of the incident, police released details of Doyle’s ethnicity, a decision that some said could lead to difficulties for forces in the future.

A pre-trial hearing has been set for 27 October, with a provisional trial date set for 25 November, having previously been scheduled for the day before. The trial is expected to last between three and four weeks.


https://uk.yahoo.com/news/paul-doyle...093635839.html

[arista]

[Paul Doyle pleads not guilty]


Junkie
Guilty