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On February 19, his 66th birthday, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested. Even as the brother of King Charles, he does not expect any special treatment in prison.
As police commentator Danny Shaw told the BBC Reportedly, the ex-prince may be held for a maximum of 96 hours. In most cases, the suspects remain in custody for twelve to 24 hours. They will then either be charged or released.
No trace of luxury: There will be “no special treatment” for Andrew
King Charles’ brother is being housed in the same way as other suspects. There is no special treatment for members of the royal family.
Andrew is said to be sitting in a holding cell that is only equipped with a “bed and a toilet.” “There will be no special treatment for him,” Shaw emphasizes. Where exactly Andrew is being held is still unclear – as is what will happen to him.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and the Epstein scandal
There have been negative headlines surrounding Andrew for years. Due to his involvement with Jeffrey Epstein and the sometimes violent allegations against him, King Charles had already stripped his brother of all royal titles. Also Andrew has already had to move out of his property.
