Liverpool Parade Collision: Ex-Royal Marine Remanded
- Paul Doyle, 53, a former Royal Marine, has been remanded in custody following an incident where he allegedly drove into fans celebrating Liverpool's Premier League victory.
- Doyle appeared in Liverpool Magistrates Court on Friday, facing charges that include wounding and causing grievous bodily harm to six individuals, one of whom is an 11-year-old.
- the incident took place on bank holiday monday in Liverpool city center, where hundreds of thousands gathered for the title celebrations.A Ford Galaxy Titanium reportedly drove into the...
A former Royal Marine, Paul Doyle, 53, faces serious charges after allegedly driving into a crowd celebrating Liverpool’s Premier League victory, resulting in at least 79 injuries, including an 11-year-old. The incident, which occurred during the celebratory parade, has led to Doyle being remanded in custody. He faces multiple charges, including wounding and grievous bodily harm, with a trial date set for November 24. The Crown prosecution Service is reviewing the charges. News Directory 3 is closely following this developing story. Discover what additional evidence the police are gathering, the potential implications of the charges, and how the community is reacting to this shocking event.
Former Royal Marine Charged in Liverpool Parade Incident
updated May 30, 2025
Paul Doyle, 53, a former Royal Marine, has been remanded in custody following an incident where he allegedly drove into fans celebrating Liverpool’s Premier League victory. The incident, which occurred during the Liverpool football club’s parade, resulted in numerous injuries.
Doyle appeared in Liverpool Magistrates Court on Friday, facing charges that include wounding and causing grievous bodily harm to six individuals, one of whom is an 11-year-old. The prosecutor, Philip Astbury, told the court that Doyle allegedly “drove deliberately” into the crowd as people were leaving the parade.
the incident took place on bank holiday monday in Liverpool city center, where hundreds of thousands gathered for the title celebrations.A Ford Galaxy Titanium reportedly drove into the crowd, injuring at least 79 people, ranging in age from 9 to 78. Around 50 people required hospital treatment.
Doyle, a resident of West Derby, Liverpool, faces seven charges: two counts of wounding with intent, two counts of causing grievous bodily harm with intent, two counts of attempted grievous bodily harm with intent, and one count of perilous driving. Reporting restrictions prevent the identification of the six victims.
During the court hearing, Doyle confirmed his name, address, and date of birth. richard Derby, defending, stated that there was no indication of his pleas at this stage. The judge, Paul healey, described the case as “truly remarkable” and cited the “very extensive injuries” as a reason for potential further charges.
Astbury argued against bail, citing a “real risk to his safety” and a “ample risk of failing to attend court,” given Doyle’s apparent financial means. Judge Andrew Menary KC later confirmed Doyle woudl remain in custody,citing public interest and concerns for his welfare.
Assistant Chief Constable Jenny Sims of Merseyside Police stated the force is “resolute to gather as much evidence as possible,” analyzing CCTV footage,dashcam material,and police body-worn video. She acknowledged the shock and sadness felt throughout Liverpool and the country.
What’s next
doyle is scheduled to appear at Liverpool Crown Court on August 14, with a provisional trial date set for November 24.The Crown Prosecution Service has stated that the charges against Doyle remain under review as the inquiry continues.