Summary
A judge has advised jurors to carefully consider the testimony of Barron Trump, President Trump's youngest son, in a UK trial involving an alleged attack. Barron, 19, reported to UK police after seeing his friend allegedly attacked during a video call. The accused, Matvei Rumiantsev, denies charges including assault and rape.
Key Facts
- Barron Trump is President Donald Trump's youngest son and is 19 years old.
- He contacted UK police after reportedly seeing a friend attacked during a video call.
- The trial is being held at Snaresbrook Crown Court in the UK.
- The judge cautioned jurors about the reliability of Barron's account, suggesting it could be biased or mistaken.
- The accused, Matvei Rumiantsev, faces multiple charges including assault and rape, which he denies.
- Prosecutors say Barron's call to police showed urgency and concern.
- Rumiantsev, a Russian national, claims any contact was consensual and denies using violence.
- The trial is ongoing.
