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Ex-prinsen får rätt mot polisen om husrannsakningar
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Ex-prinsen får rätt mot polisen om husrannsakningar

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  • En domstol har ogiltigförklarat besluten om husrannsakningar hos prins Andrew, som greps i februari misstänkt för tjänstefel.
  • Polisen utreder fortsatt anklagelser om att prinsen ska ha skickat regeringsdokument till Jeffrey Epstein.

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Prince Andrew lost his royal titles last October and has previously been accused of abuse by Virginia Giuffre.

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Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested in February on suspicion of misconduct and police searched two of his homes. The ex-prince's lawyers appealed the decisions that were the basis for the house searches.

Now Andrew is vindicated in court, which believes that the search warrants were wrong.

According to the police in the Thames Valley region, however, the investigation into the allegations that Andrew sent should have sent government documents to Jeffrey Epstein is still ongoing.

Prince Andrew has previously been accused, among other things, of having raped Virginia Giuffre, then 17, during a trip with Epstein. He lost his royal titles last October.

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  • ?What will be the next step in the police investigation?
  • ?Will the decision be appealed by the prosecution?

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  • En domstol har ogiltigförklarat besluten om husrannsakningar hos prins Andrew, som greps i februari misstänkt för tjänstefel.
  • Polisen utreder fortsatt anklagelser om att prinsen ska ha skickat regeringsdokument till Jeffrey Epstein.

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