Paul Doyle was charged with seven alleged offences in connection with the incident on Water Street on Monday evening

Merseyside Police identified Paul Doyle as the suspect in the incident where a car plowed into a crowd of Liverpool fans. West Derby resident Doyle, aged 53, has been apprehended in connection with the terrifying incident on Monday that left 79 people injured and numerous individuals,

Paul Doyle, the man accused of being the driver who ploughed into crowds at the Liverpool FC victory parade, is set to face trial in November after his first court appearance on Friday. Doyle, 53, wearing a black suit, white shirt and grey tie, looked emotional as he came into the courtroom at Liverpool Magistrates’ Court on Friday morning.

Appearing at Liverpool Crown Court, Doyle is said to have “held back tears” and was “visibly shaken” and “tired”. He was not asked to respond to any of the charges during the hearing, which lasted about 45 minutes. He is said to have looked around the room, and took in the space filled with reporters, police and lawyers.

Paul Doyle, 53, from the West Derby area of the city, faces charges including dangerous driving and GBH after dozens of fans were struck while celebrating the Premier League title win. The former Royal Marine and dad-of-three was visibly emotional when he spoke to briefly confirm his name and address at Liverpool Magistrates’ Court this morning.

A DAD-of-three charged after 79 people were injured in the Liverpool parade smash has been revealed as an ex-Royal Marine. Football fans were celebrating the team’s Premier League win when a

Paul Desmond Sanders Doyle, from the West Derby area of the city, has been charged in relation to the incident. He has been reported as a married father of three and a business owner. According to The Independent, he works in cyber security. Doyle and his wife have been married for 20 years.