Prince William ‘oversees’ investigation into Windsor Castle theft: Report | World News

Prince William is reportedly “supervising” the investigation into a break-in on the grounds of Windsor Castle last month, which has left his spouse, Duchess Kate, “quite shaken.” That’s what it means.

Late on October 13, the royal couple and their children – Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis – were spotted just moments away from the scene where “masked intruders” stole two vehicles from the royal residence in west London, according to reports. I was sleeping 5 minutes away.

A source told GB News: “William and Kate are quite upset. They are very concerned that these attackers could scale the fence and make off with the vehicle. They[Prince William and his family]The fact that it happened while the child was nearby and sound asleep was a huge shock for them to process when they found out. I’m worried.”

The source also said the incident was “horrifying and extremely worrying” as it happened “very close together”.

Regarding Prince William being “monitoring” the investigation, a source said: “It goes without saying that Prince William wants to be fully informed about any steps that may be necessary going forward.” Like William, Kate has full confidence in the security team to protect her family, but she says this cannot continue.”

The family moved to Adelaide Cottage at Windsor Castle in 2022. During the robbery, the attackers stole a pickup truck and a quad bike from Shaw Farm in Adelaide Cottage.

The robbers are believed to have escaped by breaking through the gates of Shaw Farm, which is believed to be the closest exit to Prince William and Kate’s home.