Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has petitioned the High Court to annul the search warrants used by the police during raids on two of his residences. These searches are part of an investigation related to the Jeffrey Epstein files, according to confirmation from the U.K. judiciary on Monday.
Mountbatten-Windsor, who previously held the title of Prince Andrew, is questioning the legality of the actions taken by Thames Valley Police. Specifically, he is contesting the warrants obtained for searches conducted at his residence on the Sandringham Estate and his former home, Royal Lodge in Windsor.
The details of Mountbatten-Windsor’s challenge were highlighted in a report by The Telegraph. This development follows his arrest in February under suspicion of misconduct in public office.
A hearing regarding Mountbatten-Windsor’s legal efforts is scheduled to commence later this week. Authorities continue to monitor the situation as the case progresses.
Note: This is a breaking news story and will receive updates as new information becomes available.
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