On Monday, the U.K. judiciary confirmed that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has requested the High Court to invalidate search warrants related to police raids on two of his properties. These raids are part of an investigation connected to the Jeffrey Epstein files.
Mountbatten-Windsor, previously known as Prince Andrew, questions the legality of the warrants obtained by Thames Valley Police. The searches occurred at his residence on the Sandringham Estate and his former home, Royal Lodge in Windsor.
The details emerged as The Telegraph reported his legal maneuvers following his arrest in February. He faced accusations of misconduct in public office at that time. A hearing regarding his challenge to the police actions is scheduled to start later this week.
This news story is ongoing and subject to updates.