Police are currently investigating allegations of inappropriate behavior by Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor towards a woman at Royal Ascot. The incident reportedly took place during the 2002 event in Berkshire, which was attended by the late Queen Elizabeth II and other senior royals in honor of her Golden Jubilee. It remains unclear whether the accusations were reported to authorities at the time or more recently.

Thames Valley Police (TVP) confirmed that they are pursuing all leads in their investigation without disclosing specific details. The focus of the inquiry includes examining claims of sexual misconduct and potential misconduct in public office involving the former prince.

Authorities are urging any witnesses with relevant information to come forward through official channels. The investigation is comprehensive and not limited to allegations related to Andrew’s role as a trade envoy. The complexity of the case requires a thorough examination of various sources and public input.

Andrew, who served as the UK’s special representative for international trade and investment from 2001 to 2011, faced public scrutiny and ultimately stepped down due to controversies surrounding his association with Jeffrey Epstein. Despite ongoing allegations, Andrew has consistently denied any wrongdoing.

Following his arrest on his 66th birthday, Andrew was questioned regarding the allegations of misconduct in public office and subsequently released pending further investigation. Police have conducted searches at his former residences in Windsor and Norfolk as part of the ongoing probe.

Authorities are meticulously reviewing evidence obtained during the investigation, including a formal request to the United States Department of Justice for access to original Epstein files. However, no information has been received yet.

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