Maximum possible prison sentence liverpool parade suspect could face if guilty

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PAUL DOYLE WAS CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE OFFENCES - SIX RELATING TO GRIEVOUS BODILY HARM - BY MERSEYSIDE POLICE AND IS NOW SET TO APPEAR IN FRONT OF LIVERPOOL MAGISTRATE'S COURT TOMORROW


07:29, 30 May 2025Updated 12:09, 30 May 2025 Merseyside Police today (May 29) named Paul Doyle as the suspect who allegedly drove a car into a packed street of Liverpool fans. West Derby man


Doyle, 53, was arrested following Monday’s horror crash where 79 people were injured and dozens rushed to hospital, including four children. Assistant Chief Constable Jenny Sims, speaking


at a press conference this afternoon, said: “Paul Desmond Sanders Doyle has this afternoon been charged with two counts of unlawful and malicious wounding with intent to cause grievous


bodily harm. Two counts of causing unlawful and malicious grievous bodily harm with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, two counts of attempted unlawful and malicious grievous bodily harm


with intent to cause grievous bodily harm.” Sims added Doyle is “also being charged with one count of dangerous driving. Doyle has been remanded into custody and he will appear at Liverpool


magistrate's court in the morning." With an emphasis on the fact that Doyle has only been charged – and has not been found guilty of the offences – research carried out by the


Daily Star has estimated a rough figure of how long he might spend in jail if he was found guilty after a trial. Article continues below Despite Doyle having six charges relating to grievous


bodily harm, according to experts Sentencing Council, courts rarely add up all of the sentence-lengths for each individual offence. According to Criminal and Regulatory lawyer firm Burton


Copeland, the average sentence for the offence of grievous bodily harm – Doyle’s most serious charge – could be anywhere from between three years and life imprisonment, depending on how


serious the offence is considered to be. Hypothetically then, an estimate of how long Doyle might spend behind bars could carry one life sentence despite him facing multiple counts of


grievous bodily harm, which carry a maximum sentence of life imprisonment and an offence range of two – 16 years’ custody, according to the Sentencing Council. Doyle was arrested at the


scene on Water Street on Monday on the suspicion of attempted murder, driving while unfit through drugs, and dangerous driving. Article continues below Detectives applied for an extension to


how long he could be held in custody for questioning, which was granted on Tuesday. But that ran out on Thursday, meaning they had to either bring charges, release him, or apply for a


further extension. Police said on Tuesday that 79 people were injured following the crash, with 50 people taken to hospital. In a further update issued on Wednesday, a spokesman said seven


people remained in hospital in a stable condition.


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