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A British man appeared on Friday in the court accused of having caused serious bodily lesions after a car plowed in a crowd of Liverpool Football fans injured nearly 80 in the Victoire de Victoire de Title de Premier League this week.
Paul Doyle, from the West Derby region to Liverpool, is accused of seven offenses, including dangerous conduct and two charges of serious bodily lesions with intention.
Friday morning, the 53 -year -old man appeared at the Liverpool court of first instance and confirmed his name, address and date of birth.
The prosecutor Philip Astbury declared in court: “These accusations arise from events around 6 pm on May 26 … in the city center.
“While large crowds left the seafront after the parade of the local football team, this accused, say that the crown (prosecution), deliberately led people among the crowd when they were trying to leave the region.”
Doyle was placed in pre -trial detention and then briefly appeared for a new audience at Liverpool Crown short when a provisional provisional date of November 24 was set. He was not invited to plead for any of the seven accusations before his next appearance of the court on August 14.
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The incident took place in downtown Liverpool on Monday evening, when around a million people were released to celebrate Liverpool’s title victory and watch a bus parade with the team and its staff with the trophy.
The police said that the incident, who left a total of 79 people injured, was isolated and not an act of terrorism. Seven people stayed in the hospital in a stable state Thursday evening.
(Report by Phil Noble to Liverpool and Sam Tobin and Sam Tabahriti in London; edition by William James, Michael Holden and Giles Elgood)
