LONDON (AP) — A driver faces charges for allegedly injuring more than 100 people. crash into his car When his trial began on Tuesday, he appeared in court in front of a large crowd of Liverpool soccer fans celebrating their team’s Premier League victory.
More than 130 people are reported injured after a Ford minivan crashes into a road full of jubilant fans. Liverpool football team celebrates winning the Premier League Police believe the driver acted alone and do not suspect terrorism, but have not released a motive.
Paul Doyle, 54, was charged with 31 offences, including dangerous driving and intentionally causing or attempting to cause grievous bodily harm. The charges involve 29 victims, including several children, and carry a maximum sentence of life in prison.
Mr Doyle denies all charges. He wept in a suit and tie as potential jurors were brought into a packed courtroom to be selected for Tuesday’s trial.
Twelve people have been sworn in as jurors, and prosecutors are scheduled to make opening statements Wednesday.
The trial is expected to last three to four weeks.
