Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Challenges 2 Search Warrants in Epstein-Linked Arrest
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Updated · bbc.co.uk · Oct 5
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Challenges 2 Search Warrants in Epstein-Linked Arrest
3 articles · Updated · bbc.co.uk · Oct 5
Summary
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has launched a judicial review against Thames Valley Police, contesting the legality of search warrants used after his February arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
The warrants covered searches at Marsh Farm in Sandringham and Royal Lodge on the Windsor estate after information emerging from U.S. Epstein files triggered the investigation.
Thames Valley Police confirmed it is engaged in legal proceedings over warrants obtained from the Central Criminal Court and said it could not comment further while the case is ongoing.
The 66-year-old was arrested on his birthday, taken to Aylsham police station and later released under investigation; police say the underlying inquiry is still continuing.
Mountbatten-Windsor, who lost his prince and Duke of York titles over his Epstein links, has consistently denied wrongdoing in his associations with Jeffrey Epstein.