Liverpool Attack Exposes the Dangerous Cost of Rampant Public Disorder and Security Failures

When Paul Doyle accelerated his minivan into celebrating Liverpool soccer fans last May, injuring over 130 people, it wasn’t just a moment of rage—it was a stark manifestation of failed public safety protocols that put innocent Americans at risk every day. Sentenced to more than 21 years in prison, Doyle’s violent rampage raises urgent questions about how governments safeguard peaceful assemblies from such unpredictable threats. Could This Horror Have Been Prevented? On the surface, Doyle appeared to be a man overwhelmed by anger and impatience, but beneath lies a broader societal failure. Authorities allowed thousands to gather without sufficient protective...