Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor sued police over searches during a Jeffrey Epstein-related investigation.
The former prince, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, has won a lawsuit against police over searches of his homes as part of an investigation into Jeffrey Epstein-related allegations. Thames Valley Police acknoweldged the search warrants at Marsh Farm and Royal Lodge were unlawful, the High Court in London heard on Thursday. It is not yet clear what impact the news will have on the wider investigation, which continues, and the evidence seized in the searches.
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