In a startling incident, the serene night at Windsor Castle was disrupted when two masked intruders invaded the royal estate, making off with valuable farm vehicles while Prince William, Kate, and their three children were fast asleep just a stone’s throw away.
The audacious thieves managed to scale a six-foot fence before using a stolen truck to crash through a gate on the grounds.
According to police reports, they successfully pilfered a pick-up truck and a quad bike during their late-night escapade.
At the time of the burglary, which occurred last month, the Prince and Princess of Wales were resting at Adelaide Cottage along with their children—George, aged 11, Charlotte, nine, and Louis, six.
This close proximity added an unsettling layer to the break-in, as the family often utilizes that gate as their main exit from the property.
Interestingly, King Charles was away in Scotland during the incident, while it’s believed that Queen Camilla was indulging in some relaxation at a spa in India before embarking on a tour of Australia and Samoa.
Talk about bad timing!
Thames Valley Police reported receiving a call around 11:45 PM on October 13, alerting them to the burglary on Crown Estate land, which is situated near the busy A308 road in Windsor.
The authorities have confirmed that the offenders targeted a farm building and sped away
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