Prince Andrew Arrested for Misconduct in Public Office

0:00On March 7, Tim's Valley police are investigating former Prince Andrew for suspected misconduct in public office. Officers arrested him on February 19, his 66th birthday at his home on the Sanderingham estate. He was held for 11 hours before release under investigation, and police searched properties at Sanderingham and Royal Lodge in Windsor. The pro focuses on his years as UK trade envoy when he allegedly promoted a Luxembourg bank owned by property tycoon David Roland and his family. E-mail show Andrew pissed their business during taxpayer-funded trips meant to boost UK interest. This is the first attention of a senior royal in nearly 400 years. Former government minister Norman Baker called it Assigned Police are finally treating royal allegations seriously. Last week, officers asked the mail on Sunday for leaked documents detailing how Andrew shared business leads with the Roland's. The paper agreed to provide relevant files to aid the inquiry.

1:00Andrew and Roland have been close since at least 2005, with financial links including loan payoffs and a shared offshore company. Roland's bank lost its license last year, and the case remains open with no charges filed yet.