The Car Rider Who Hit Liverpool Supporter Undergoes Trial
JAKARTA - The driver of the car that hit the Liverpool supporters crowd, England, began to undergo trial. The defendant was examined for his identity while undergoing his first trial.
Paul Doyle, a resident of West Derby in Liverpool, was charged with seven offenses including driving in a dangerous manner and two charges resulted in intentional injuries.
The 53-year-old appeared at Liverpool's Masters Court on Friday, May 30.
"This indictment emerged from the incident at around 6 pm on May 26 in the city center," Prosecutor Philip Astbury said during a trial.
When a large crowd left the shore after Liverpool's winning parade at EPL, the defendant, the prosecutor said, accidentally hit people among the crowd.
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Police said the incident that left 79 people injured was not an act of terrorism.
Seven people are still being treated in hospital in stable condition until Thursday night.