Man accused of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor threat faces December trial
Summary
A man named Alex Jenkinson is accused of threatening Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor near his home on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk. Jenkinson will go on trial in December, and Mountbatten-Windsor is expected to give evidence by video.Key Facts
- Alex Jenkinson, 39, is charged with making Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor fear violence during a dog walk on 6 May.
- Jenkinson denies the charge of using threatening or abusive behavior against Mountbatten-Windsor.
- He also faces a similar charge for threatening another man, Stephen Terry, the day before.
- Jenkinson cannot come near royal residences like Sandringham, Buckingham Palace, or Windsor while on bail.
- He is banned from contacting or approaching Mountbatten-Windsor or entering Norfolk.
- The trial starts on 21 December and will include Mountbatten-Windsor’s testimony by videolink.
- Mountbatten-Windsor recently left Royal Lodge and is living in Marsh Farm after losing his royal titles due to links with Jeffrey Epstein.
- The King removed Mountbatten-Windsor’s title of prince and dukedom last year, but Mountbatten-Windsor denies any wrongdoing.
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