King Charles fan enters UK parliament
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- Add ARY News on Google AAResize A 23-year-old Berkshire man has pleaded guilty to trespassing on a protected site after breaching security at the Houses of Parliament.
- The incident occurred when Devon Dorrall, of Tilehurst, Berkshire, managed to infiltrate the parliamentary estate.
- When confronted by staff, Dorrall falsely claimed he was “effectively with Prince Harry.”
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize A 23-year-old Berkshire man has pleaded guilty to trespassing on a protected site after breaching security at the Houses of Parliament. Upon his arrest, the intruder claimed his motive was to secure a face-to-face meeting with members of the British Royal Family, specifically naming King Charles III and Prince Andrew.
The incident occurred when Devon Dorrall, of Tilehurst, Berkshire, managed to infiltrate the parliamentary estate. A maintenance engineer raised the alarm after spotting Dorrall wandering unescorted down a corridor leading to the Cholmondeley Room. Despite wearing a visitor’s pass, his behavior quickly aroused suspicion.
When confronted by staff, Dorrall falsely claimed he was “effectively with Prince Harry.”