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    Condanna in diretta per l’attaccante della parata del Liverpool: Paul Doyle “sobrio” ha guidato tra la folla “infuriato”

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    1. Tartan_Samurai on

      *Mr Greaney tells the court: “The strong sense from the dashcam footage is that the defendant regarded himself as the most important person on Dale Street, and considered that everyone else needed to get out of his way so that he could get to where he wanted to get to.”*

      Honestly, it feels like this statement not only sums up the defendant, but really sums up a great many problems we are all having in the world these days….

    2. ArchdukeToes on

      >Greaney said after dropping his friends off in the city centre, Doyle drove “markedly more aggressively” on the way home, undertaking other vehicles and running a red light.

      >He arrived home at 13:35 BST.

      >After texts between Doyle and Dave Clark, it was agreed that Doyle would come and pick his friend up again.

      >He left his home in Croxteth at 17:29. He drove aggressively back into the city centre.

      >The court has seen dashcam footage of Doyle speeding along residential roads on his way into Liverpool, clearly running a red light and undertaking other cars. Music can be heard on the radio.

      >Greaney said: “This conduct is far from the most culpable that the defendant engaged in that day, but it forms part of Count 1 – dangerous driving – and demonstrates that the safety of others was far from the priority of Paul Doyle even at that early stage.”

      I know that it was a common ‘defence’ that he panicked when he ended up in the crowds, but the guy was clearly acting like a consummate bellend before that and should not have been on the roads.

    3. Hopeful-Climate-3848 on

      Reports of what his dash camera shows from Sky/Echo/BBC all seem to contradict the lie that it was an ‘angry mob’ that triggered the whole thing.

    4. 19-12-12RIP on

      Needs a lifetime driving ban, but assume it’ll be for 2 months or something with how light sentencing is for driving related crimes

    5. EntirelyRandom1590 on

      Can we make dashcams a requirement for drivers found guilty of serious driving offences returning to the road? Like breathalyzer locks….

    6. Voodoopulse on

      I should have been there that day, it was only the fact that my dad was ill that stopped us going, he was at hillsborough and had we been there I don’t think he’d have recovered for this.
      The way the right wingers went from immediately jumping on terrorism to then pinning the blame on the fans should be studied for how bigotry colours the truth.

      Couldn’t have possibly been that a white man who was an ex marine is just an arsehole

    7. ChickenPijja on

      So he had a dashcam, and then purposely drove like a twat, while sober in a way that endangered others lives? Sounds like he managed to convict himself (much like the idiots that film themselves speeding) with his own footage.

      I’m sorry to say that I tried to reserve judgement about the guy when it broke, but damn the public reaction was right about him being a twat.

    8. Free_Piece5227 on

      Why wasn’t he charged with attempted murder? Surely ramming people with a 2 ton car is trying to end their lives

    9. jumpinthewatersnice on

      What I don’t understand about this case. Why wasn’t such an obvious road, blocked off with marshalls. Isn’t this usually the case. If it wasn’t, I have a big issue with the event management team.

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