Man who drove into Liverpool FC parade jailed for more than 21 years
Police said Paul Doyle, 54, used his vehicle ‘as a weapon’ in a moment of rage at a victory parade in the city on 26 May
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Liverpool parade attack: Paul Doyle sentenced to more than 21 years for using car as weapon against celebrating crowd – as it happened
Driver’s previous assault convictions listed at sentencing hearing together with victim statements
Driver who hit Liverpool parade said to have had history of explosive violence
Paul Doyle had previous serious convictions and was described as a ‘live wire’ by a Royal Marines colleague
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Dan Barr, a former soldier, describes how he climbed into the driver’s vehicle and brought an end to the rampage
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