The home of Britain’s Prince Harry and his American wife, Meghan Markle, was targeted by intruders in two separate incidents last May, a press report has revealed.
According to the English newspaper “Sun”, the time interval between the two incidents that targeted the home of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle in California was less than two weeks.
With these two incidents, the number of security incidents related to this couple’s house in the last 14 months reaches 6 people, which caused the police to act.
Harry and Meghan are believed to be living in a $14 million mansion in Montecito, California with their two children after stepping down from their royal duties in the UK and leaving in 2020.
The newspaper reported that police in Santa Barbara County, where Montecito is located, were called after the couple reported an intruder on the evening of May 19 while the couple were celebrating their wedding anniversary. , sent a patrol home.
No further details have been provided about this security incident.
Police received a similar alert 12 days later, on May 31, as Harry and Meghan prepared to travel to the UK to attend Queen Elizabeth’s platinum bash, and no details were provided of the nature of the incident.
US police have recorded these intrusions as trespassing, and crimes against property under “suspicious circumstances”, which under US law are crimes involving theft, robbery, vandalism, or the use or threat of force. .
Santa Barbara County police have made six security calls to Harry and Meghan’s mansion in 14 months, The Sun said.
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