URGENT: Man Sentenced to 21 Years for Liverpool FC Parade Attack

Breaking News: Man Sentenced to 21 Years for Liverpool FC Parade Attack A 54-year-old man, Paul Doyle, has been sentenced to 21 years and six months in prison for using his car to attack crowds at Liverpool FC's victory parade on May 26. Doyle, a former Royal Marine, drove into more than 130 people, causing widespread harm. Judge Andrew Menary KC described Doyle's actions as "fear and panic" and stated that his "disregard for human life defied ordinary understanding." Doyle admitted to 31 charges, including causing grievous bodily harm with intent and dangerous driving. The attack occurred shortly before 18:00 BST, and victims ranged from a six-month-old baby to a 77-year-old woman. Doyle's motives remain unclear, but it is reported that he was traveling into the city centre to collect friends from the parade when the incident occurred. This sentencing brings a measure of closure to the victims and their families, but the full extent of the impact of the attack will take time to be fully understood. An investigation into the incident is ongoing. This is a developing story, and we will provide updates as more information becomes available.