A man who ran over a crowd of people in Liverpool has been charged

Briton Paul Doyle, who ran over a crowd of people in Liverpool, was charged with dangerous driving and intentionally causing grievous bodily harm. This was reported by The Guardian on Thursday, May 29.

"Doyle <..."charges were filed of dangerous driving causing intentional grievous bodily harm, intentional infliction of bodily injury and intentional attempt to cause grievous bodily harm," the newspaper informed.

It is specified that the charges against him relate to six victims, and two of them — intentional infliction of bodily harm and attempted infliction of grievous bodily harm — relate to the injured child.

What happened in Magdeburg: a car drove into the crowd at the Christmas fair

There are dead and wounded

A car drove into a crowd celebrating Liverpool's victory in the Premier League on May 26. The incident occurred on Water Street, as a result of which at least 47 people were injured. Later, the Daily Mail newspaper, citing Merseyside police, reported that the hit-and-run was committed by a 53-year-old British citizen.