Overview
- Sentencing began at Liverpool Crown Court, where dashcam and mobile videos were played as Paul Doyle wept in the dock.
- Prosecutor Paul Greaney KC said Doyle "lost his temper" and intended serious harm, with audio capturing him shouting expletives at pedestrians.
- The incident injured 134 people with 50 hospitalised, and the 31 admitted offences relate to 29 victims aged from six months to 77 years.
- A bystander, named in court as Daniel Barr, jumped into the Ford Galaxy and shifted it into park before police arrested Doyle, who told officers, "I've just ruined my family's life."
- Judge Andrew Menary has signalled a lengthy prison term is likely, and the hearings continue Tuesday, with police stressing the case is not terrorism.