Police feared Andrew would block searches by demanding King’s permission

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Thames Valley Police have acknowledged that search warrants used to raid the homes of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor were unlawful. According to revealed court documents, the police force feared that evidence could have been lost if they had requested permission from the Palace first. Authorities were specifically concerned that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor would attempt to block the searches by demanding the King's permission, leading them to proceed with the raids despite the lack of legal validity for the warrants.
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15/10 23:55 mirror.co.uk
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