UK Police Acknowledge Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Search Warrants Were Unlawful
UPDATE 07:13 a.m. PT October 8: The UK police force that arrested the former Prince Andrew earlier this year has acknowledged that search warrants it used in the investigation were unlawful. Thames Valley Police accepted that the “initial court’s decision to issue warrants under the specific piece of legislation used was incorrect,” according to a […]
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