Prince Philip will not be charged for a car accident

February 14, 2019

A few weeks later
Prince Philip was involved in a car accident near Sandringham. It was revealed that the Duke would not be charged.
The UK authorities have announced that it would be "not in the public interest to sue", especially after the 97-year-old agreed to waive his license. The accident occurred when her Land Rover collided with a Kia driven by a 28-year-old woman, with a nine-month-old girl in her back seat.

Chris Long, CPS East of England Crown Attorney, revealed on Thursday (February 14), "The PSC has carefully reviewed the police submittals for a road collision on the A149 on January 17. "

Prince Philip still drives cars and cars at the age of 97. Photo: © Getty Images

"We took into account all the circumstances in this case, including the level of culpability, the age of the driver and the return of the driver's license. We decided that it would not be in the public interest to sue. "
Long pursued: "All the people involved in the collision were informed and received a complete explanation in writing."

After the accident, which left the 28-year-old woman with scratches at her knees, the Duke Edinburgh offered his apologies to the people involved, and stated that he was deeply sorry for the pain that he caused.

Sunday Mirror the letter that he has sent to the young woman involved, said: "I would like you to know how sorry I am for my role in the accident at the Babingley Crossroads … The sun was there. Under normal conditions, I would have no trouble seeing the traffic coming from Dersingham, but I can only imagine that I did not see the car coming, and I am very contrite about the consequences. Shaken after the accident, but I was deeply relieved that none of you was seriously injured. "

Prince Philip attended the wedding of Princess Eugenie in October 2018. Photo: © Alastair Grant – WPA Pool / Getty Images

He continued:" As the crowd began to gather, a local police officer I advised to go back to Sandringham House. I've learned since you had a broken arm. I am deeply sorry for this injury. I wish you a speedy recovery experience very painful ", before signing the letter as" Philip ".

Speaking about his reaction to the letter, Emma said:" I thought that it was really good that he signed as being "Philip" and not the official title. I was pleasantly surprised by the personalized nature. "Emma had already received a voice message from one of the queen's ladies who wished her a speedy recovery from the king.He told her: "His Majesty is very anxious to know how you are doing and hopes that everything is going well, as we can expect. "