A man accused of threatening Prince Andrew near the royal’s residence on the Sandringham estate has pleaded not guilty in court. The latest development comes days after police responded to reports of intimidating behavior near Andrew’s home in Norfolk.
A man accused of threatening Prince Andrew near his residence on the Sandringham estate has pleaded not guilty following his arrest earlier this week.
According to reports, 39-year-old Alex Jenkinson appeared in court after being charged in connection with an incident involving the Duke of York near his home in Norfolk.
Jenkinson faces two separate counts related to alleged threatening behavior.
Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in Court
Authorities allege that Jenkinson used “threatening, abusive or insulting words or behavior” toward Prince Andrew during the incident near the royal estate.
The suspect pleaded not guilty to the charges during his court appearance on Friday.
In addition to the allegation involving Andrew, Jenkinson is also accused of threatening another man during a separate incident that allegedly took place the day before.
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