Shock Twist: Ex-Prince Andrew Faces Arrest Rumours over Epstein Links on 66th Birthday
Dramatic arrest of disgraced ex-prince on the same day of his birthday for sharing government information.
Britain’s Prince Andrew is at the centre of fresh controversy after reports of an arrest over alleged misconduct in public office, as investigations by Thames Valley Police continue.
On 66th birthday, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested by Thames Valley Police. He is
arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office and following a series of allegations
connected to the handlinger’s handling of sensitive legal information.
The news marks a significant escalation in scrutiny covering the Duke of York’s past official
activities and professional roles during his time representing the United Kingdom in global trade
roles.
According to media reports, investigators are working on claims that Andrew allegedly shared
confidential government papers with several individuals. The list also includes convicted sex
offender Jeffrey Epstein. More allegations suggested that the material may have included
reports from official trade visits, confidential papers related to the investment breaks in
Afghanistan, and a Treasury document that was reportedly shared with a business associate.
Thames Valley Police have not yet disclosed the complete information that led to the arrest. The
officials have stressed that more inquiries are going on. Legal experts have noted that Andrew’s
royal status of the UK royal family does not grant immunity and should not control how the
case is evaluated under British law.
Andrew has already denied any wrongdoing linked to Epstein. However, he has not responded to
new media requests looking for a comment on the latest allegations. It adds on questions raised
following the release of millions of Epstein-related files in January. By the police as more
investigations continue, the case is predicted to draw intense public and political attention both in
the UK and at the international level.
Dramatic arrest of Ex-Prince Andrew
About six unmarked police cars and about eight plain-clothed officers reached Sandringham
Estate early Thursday and arrested the former prince on misconduct in public office.
