Four arrested after photo of Trump and Jeffrey Epstein projected onto Windsor Castle
After Donald Trump and convicted pedophile Jeffrey were reflected in Windsor Castle of Epstein, four people were arrested.
A few photographs of the US president and the infamous financier were reflected next to the royal residence while descending to England for a state visit.
Other images, including Trump’s Mugshot, were also exhibited as well as the castle of Trump’s Mugshot on charges that he was accused of charges in 2023 to overthrow the results of the 2020 Presidential elections in Georgia.
The political campaign group, led by Donkeys, shared an image of the stunt to Instagram with the title of “Hey Donald, Windsor Castle”.
Thames Valley police said four people were arrested on suspicion of malicious communication after the images were seen.
“We take any unauthorized activity around the Windsor Castle very seriously around the Windsor Castle.
“Our officers quickly responded to stop the projection and four people were arrested.
“We are conducting a comprehensive investigation about the conditions surrounding this event with our partners, and when we are in a position to do so, we will provide more updates.”
The force said four people were in custody.
The paintings were foreseen as the US President came to England for the second state visit on Tuesday evening.
Foreign Minister Yette Cooper was among those who greeted the US president as the Air Force One descended at the London Stansted Airport immediately after 9 o’clock.
The shelf personnel in the king’s colorful fleet, while leaving the plane, creating an honor protector.
Mr. Trump and his wife Melania stay at Winfield House, the official residence of the US ambassador in Regent’s Park.
He will then visit Windsor Castle on Wednesday, where he will be treated as a ceremonial welcome and a luxurious state feast.
However, thousands of people are expected to participate in major protests against their two -day stay.
