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Court Hears Andrew's Statement on Stalker Case; Trial Set for December
Andrew’s statement says a man with a loose dog sprinted after his vehicle, as prosecutors rely on phone-search evidence in the stalking case.
- On Thursday, Deputy Chief Magistrate Tan Ikram ruled that Prince Andrew, Stephen Terry, and an eyewitness must provide evidence again for the Stalking Protection Order application against 39-year-old Alex Jenkinson.
- Jenkinson faces charges of using threatening behavior toward Prince Andrew near his Sandringham Estate home on May 6, during which Andrew stated, "Then he realised who I was and began to sprint after my vehicle."
- During Thursday's hearing, Judge Ikram barred Jenkinson's dog, Indie, from the courtroom after lawyer Claire Howell failed to provide corroborating documents for the defendant's support animal claims.
- Jenkinson remains on bail with conditions prohibiting him from entering Norfolk or contacting Andrew, while the criminal trial for the alleged public order offense is set for December 21.
- Judge Ikram extended the interim Stalking Protection Order, setting a pre-trial hearing for January 22 at Loughborough Magistrates' Court and a final hearing at Westminster Magistrates' Court on February 16.
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In a court hearing, ex-Prince Andrew reads out a statement about "unlawful fear."
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