Patrick Thelwell, a 23-year-old student, was accused of “manipulative behavior” after throwing eggs at King Charles III during a trip to York (England) on November 9, we learned from the British media. the independent.
the royal couple, Charles III and the queen consort Camila, inaugurated a statue ofIsabel II. The British ruler narrowly avoided the four shells and took a look at the shells scattered on the ground.
The student will appear in court on January 20, 2023 to be formally notified of the charges, local police and prosecutors said in separate statements. He faces up to six months in prison.
The press then presented him as a student and environmental activist and claimed that he had shouted anti-monarchist slogans and that the United Kingdom had been “built on the blood of slaves” before his arrest.
“The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) reminds all concerned that criminal proceedings against Patrick Thelwell are active and that he is entitled to a fair trial,” a CPS spokesman said.
On December 6, a 28-year-old man was briefly arrested for attempting to throw an egg at the 73-year-old new ruler who was on the move in the north London city of Luton. He was charged with disturbing public order.
Source: BFM TV
