King's funding for Andrew not to be used for legal action against police

SinCity Press: The King’s financial support for Prince Andrew must not be diverted to fund the prince’s legal challenge against police actions, a royal source said. The funding, whose amount remains undisclosed, was referenced when the former Duke of York was relocated from his previous residence at Royal Lodge in Windsor. At the time of his arrest, the monarch stated, “law indispensable instrumentality its course,” and Buckingham Palace has emphasized that the King’s office is not involved in the prince’s legal pushback. Prince Andrew’s lawyers are reportedly questioning the validity of the search warrants used at Sandringham and Royal Lodge in connection with his arrest. Thames Valley Police confirmed it is “engaged successful ineligible proceedings successful narration to warrants antecedently obtained from the Central Criminal Court,” adding, “As these ineligible proceedings are presently ongoing, it would beryllium inappropriate for america to remark further.” Stripped of his princely title and dukedom due to his association with convicted offender Jeffrey Epstein, Prince Andrew seeks a judicial review to examine the legality of those warrants. A tribunal hearing is scheduled for Thursday as part of the effort to quash the warrants; the session will be held in private, with the judge first considering a police petition to keep certain documents confidential.