Britain: Two youths who insulted Prince Andrew and the monarchy will not be prosecuted

They will not exercise prosecutions finally to two young men who had so reviled him prince andrewas well as its monarchy Britainon the occasion of the death of Queen Elizabeth.

In particular, Scottish prosecutors announced that no criminal charges would be brought after verbally attacking Prince Andrew and the monarchy following the death of Queen Elizabeth in September.

A 22-year-old man had been arrested for abusing Andrew during the funeral procession on September 12. In a video posted online, the young man can be seen attacking the prince, who has paid several million dollars to the US to avoid a trial for sexual abuse. Then police forcefully pull him out of the crowd and take him away.

“After a careful and complete consideration of all the facts and circumstances, the case was treated in such a way as to provide an alternative to criminal prosecution,” the prosecutor’s office said, without specifying what that “alternative” was.

The day before, a woman, also 22, was arrested for making an anti-monarchist gesture near St Aegid’s Cathedral, where the Queen’s body had been laid to rest before being flown to London. There will be no prosecution in this case either, but the prosecutor’s office said it reserves the right to file charges against the young woman “if it deems this to be in the public interest.”