Prince Andrew Investigated for Misconduct as Trade Envoy

0:00This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, today. Every story, every day, police in the United Kingdom are investigating Prince Andrew for possible misconduct during his time as trade-on boy from 2001 to 2011. The 66-year-old former Royal Representative faces scrutiny over claims he shared sensitive information with Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex, a fender who died in jail. Officials have already happened at Andrew's homes, including Royal Lodge and Windsor and a property on the Sanderingham estate. The probe centers on whether he abused his public role, a charge that can apply to anyone an authority who deliberately misuses power. Legal experts warn this could create huge problems for King Charles, the 77-year-old monarch. If Andrew's defense points the King's knowledge of his actions, it might force courts to consider calling the King as a witness, challenging the… Crown's unique legal status. Andrew has denied any wrongdoing and settled a civil lawsuit in the United States with one

1:01of Epstein's accusers without admitting fault. The offense under review carries a maximum life sentence. Those sentences are usually much shorter. Investigators will take months to review documents and devices before deciding on charges, leaving the royal family and public watching closely as this unfolds.