Four arrests after Trump and Epstein images projected on Windsor Castle
On Tuesday, four men were arrested after seeing photos of Donald Trump and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, as the US president arrived in the United Kingdom for a state visit. Following a public performance in Windsor, they were arrested on suspicion of malicious communications
and remained in detention, according to Thames Valley Police. They were arrested in East Sussex, a 36-year-old man from London, and a 37-year old from Kent, all 60-years old. Afterofficers responded swiftly
to suspend the film on the castle, where Trump will visit King Charles during the first full day of his state visit on Wednesday, the force said an investigation was underway.
In the 1990s and early 2000s, the president was a coworker of Epstein. Trump has never been found guilty of wrongdoing in connection with the deceased paedophile financier. Lord Peter Mandelson, the UK's ambassador to the United States, was fired a week after the prime minister sacked him due to his relationship with Epstein. A van could be seen in Windsor on Wednesday morning carrying a photograph of Trump and Epstein with the words: "Welcome to the United Kingdom, Donald.
Trump arrived in London late Tuesday and stayed at the US ambassador's hoUSe in the city overnight. Several demonstrators gathered in Windsor ahead of the tour, and a significant police operation will be in place in the town until the state visit concludes on Thursday. More than 1,600 officers would be deployed in central London on Wednesday, according to the Metropolitan Police, ahead of a demonstration called by the Stop Trump Alliance. The president and First Lady Melania will dine lunch with members of the Royal Family, explore Queen Elizabeth II's tomb, and speak at the castle during a traditional state banquet.
