London.- This Friday, the British police are inspecting the residence of Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, brother of King Charles III, in Berkshire, on the outskirts of London, following his arrest and release on Thursday in connection with suspicions of inappropriate conduct in a public office. The Thames Valley Police, which requested the detention of the former Duke of York, stated that searches have been completed at a property in Norfolk, in the east of England. However, investigations are ongoing at the Royal Lodge mansion in Berkshire, where Andrew resided before being evicted by the king.
The police continue the search of the former home of Prince Andrew in connection with the Epstein case.
