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Thames Valley Police admit Andrew's home search warrants on February 19 were unlawful

Thames Valley Police admit Andrew's home search warrants on February 19 were unlawful

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Thames Valley Police admit the court's decision to issue warrants for Andrew's homes on 19 February was legally incorrect. The force stated it sought search warrants, citing sections eight and nine of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 as its legal basis. Andrew, who denies wrongdoing, was arrested in February over claims he sent confidential information to Jeffrey Epstein.

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