U.K. police renew call for witnesses as they broaden inquiry into Former Prince Andrew
British police are seeking witnesses as they expand their investigation into former Prince Andrew regarding allegations of sexual misconduct. The inquiry follows his arrest in February and is linked to his connections with Jeffrey Epstein. Authorities emphasize that the investigation encompasses a broader range of potential misconduct beyond the initial trade reports.
- ▪Thames Valley Police issued a statement appealing for witnesses to assist in their investigation into former Prince Andrew.
- ▪The investigation includes allegations of misconduct in public office and is not limited to trade reports sent to Jeffrey Epstein.
- ▪Police are working with the U.S. Justice Department to gather additional information related to the case.
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- ▪ UK police seek witnesses in an inquiry into possible offenses by ex-Prince Andrew — Reddit
- ▪ UK police seek witnesses in an inquiry into possible offenses by ex-Prince Andrew — ABC News — Top
- ▪ Ex-Prince Andrew probed over potential sex crimes as police seek witnesses — New York Post
- ▪ Former prince reportedly being investigated over potential sex crimes — The Sydney Morning Herald
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British police appealed for witnesses on Friday (May 22, 2026) as they sought to broaden their investigation into potential offences by the former Prince Andrew, including sexual misconduct.Thames Valley Police issued the statement as it updated reporters on its investigation into allegations of misconduct in public office by the Former Prince, now known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. The force covers the area west of London where Mr. Mountbatten-Windsor lived for many years.Mr.
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