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Burglary at Windsor Castle Estate Raises Security Concerns

Police investigate October burglary at Windsor Castle, raising alarm over reduced security measures amid previous breaches.

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Updated: Nov 18th, 2024, 11:50 PM ET

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On October 13, masked thieves stole an Isuzu pickup truck and a quad bike from a farm on the Windsor Castle estate. The burglary took place while Prince William and his family were reportedly nearby in Adelaide Cottage. Police are investigating, but no arrests have been made. The incident has raised concerns about royal security after armed police presence was reduced at public entrances due to a lack of officers and to alleviate tourist anxiety. Security measures are under constant review following previous breaches, including a 2021 incident involving an armed intruder.

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