Search warrants for properties in Sandringham and Windsor have been revoked
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The investigation is related to the connections between Prince Andrew and the US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Andrew denies all allegations of abuse of office.
According to the judiciary, the British police have admitted that the house searches of the former British Prince Andrew in February were unlawful.
A judge at the High Court in London said on Thursday that the searches, which resulted in the temporary arrest of the brother of King Charles III, were carried out, according to Thames Valley Police. were connected, had been “cancelled”. However, the police requested that they be allowed to keep the items confiscated during the searches.
According to the judiciary on Monday, the 66-year-old had applied for the search warrants to be subsequently revoked. The investigation is related to Andrew's relationship with US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
As part of their investigation, police obtained search warrants for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's estate in Sandringham, England, and his former royal lodge in Windsor. On February 19 - his birthday - the king's brother was arrested at Sandringham. He was released the same day. The investigation concerns alleged abuse of office. Andrew denies all allegations made against him.
Charles III had already stripped his brother of all titles and honors at the end of last year because of the Epstein scandal, after the posthumous memoirs of Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre were published. The US-Australian took her own life in April last year at the age of 41. In her memoirs, published a few months later, Giuffre renewed in detail her accusation that the then-Prince Andrew had sex with her when she was only 17 years old. Andrew denies these allegations.
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