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La police reconnaît que les perquisitions menées lors de l’arrestation de l’ex-prince Andrew étaient “illégales”

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La police britannique a reconnu que les perquisitions effectuées en février au moment de l’arrestation de l’ex-prince Andrew dans le cadre de l’affaire Epstein étaient “illégales”, a déclaré jeudi un juge de la Haute Cour de Londres.

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