Former Prince Andrew has exited the police station after being arrested amid ongoing investigations linked to Jeffrey Epstein. According to the Thames Valley Police, the investigations are still underway. Media outlets, including the BBC, reported sightings of the 66-year-old prince appearing distressed in the backseat of a car as he departed the police station at night.

The allegations against Andrew, brother of King Charles III, include misconduct in his official duties. It is alleged that during his past role as a trade envoy, Andrew forwarded sensitive documents to the now-deceased US businessman Jeffrey Epstein. While he faces serious scrutiny and charges related to his associations with Epstein, specific sexual misconduct claims were not mentioned at the time of his arrest.

Andrew's departure from the police facility marks a significant moment in a scandal that continues to cast a shadow over the British royal family. As investigations continue, the implications of his actions and potential further legal consequences remain to be seen, raising questions about accountability and the legacy of royal members who have been embroiled in controversies in recent years.