A 53 -year -old man appeared in court after a serious incident on the Trophy Parade Liverpool FC, where the car was blown into the crowd of fans.
Paul Doyle of West Derby in Liverpool faces seven fees associated with an accident held on Monday, May 26, when thousands celebrated the victory of the Premier League football club.
Doyle stood in the Liverpool Crown Court on Friday (May 30) and confirmed his name and date of birth. He gave no hint of requests.
He was accused of two number of illegal and harmful injuries with the intention, two numbers causing severe bodily harm with the intention, two number of attempts to serious bodily harm and one number of dangerous driving. The fees relate to six victims, including two children. One charge of injuries and one attempt at a serious health health charge specifically relates to the child.
Judge Andrew Menary KC, a recorder of Liverpool, set a provisional date of court proceedings on November 24. The trial is expected to take three to four weeks. Doyle was in custody in custody until the next hearing of 14th August.
Prosecutor Philip Astbury told the court that the investigation was underway, and many witnesses have to be asked and still need to be examined by extensive CCTV shots.
Currently, limitation of reporting on the protection of the identity of victims is introduced.
What happened in Liverpool?
On May 26, a car accident took place on Water Street in the center of Water Street, where people celebrated the league of the football club. Later, the police confirmed that 79 people were injured, moving at the age of nine to 78 years.
The court is expected to consider the continuation of restrictions on reporting reports next week.
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