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Paul Doyle, a 54-year-old former Royal Marine, was sentenced to 21 years and six months in prison after pleading guilty to 31 charges related to driving his Ford Galaxy into crowds at Liverpool FC's Premier League victory parade on May 26, injuring 134 people.

Paul Doyle, a 54-year-old former Royal Marine, was sentenced to 21 years and six months in prison after pleading guilty to 31 charges related to driving his Ford Galaxy into crowds at Liverpool FC's Premier League victory parade on May 26, injuring 134 people.

Judge Andrew Menary stated that Doyle acted in an inexplicable and undiluted fury, driving at speed over a considerable distance and striking people head-on, knocking others onto the bonnet and driving over limbs while forcing those nearby to scatter in terror.

Judge Andrew Menary stated that Doyle acted in an inexplicable and undiluted fury, driving at speed over a considerable distance and striking people head-on, knocking others onto the bonnet and driving over limbs while forcing those nearby to scatter in terror.

Prosecutors said Doyle lost his temper because he could not get where he was going fast enough to pick up friends who had attended the parade, with dashcam footage capturing him cursing at people and shouting move while blaring his horn as he drove into the crowd.

Prosecutors said Doyle lost his temper because he could not get where he was going fast enough to pick up friends who had attended the parade, with dashcam footage capturing him cursing at people and shouting move while blaring his horn as he drove into the crowd.

The victims ranged in age from a six-month-old baby whose pram was struck to a 77-year-old woman who was pinned under the car, with many suffering physical injuries and psychological trauma including flashbacks, anxiety and an inability to return to work or school.

The victims ranged in age from a six-month-old baby whose pram was struck to a 77-year-old woman who was pinned under the car, with many suffering physical injuries and psychological trauma including flashbacks, anxiety and an inability to return to work or school.

Daniel Barr, a former soldier and construction worker, stopped the vehicle by jumping into the back seat and forcing the automatic gear selector into park mode, with Judge Menary awarding him the High Sheriff's Award for Bravery for his exceptional courage.

Daniel Barr, a former soldier and construction worker, stopped the vehicle by jumping into the back seat and forcing the automatic gear selector into park mode, with Judge Menary awarding him the High Sheriff's Award for Bravery for his exceptional courage.

Doyle initially claimed he panicked after seeing someone with a knife and drove in fear for his life, but police found no evidence from CCTV or witnesses that anyone had a knife, and the judge dismissed his account as demonstrably untrue.

Doyle initially claimed he panicked after seeing someone with a knife and drove in fear for his life, but police found no evidence from CCTV or witnesses that anyone had a knife, and the judge dismissed his account as demonstrably untrue.

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