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Major drug scandal a few days before Queen Elizabeth's platinum anniversary: Several arrested in Prince Williams' regiment | BT Royale - www.bt.dk The big celebration is planned for 2 June, where the British mark that it is 70 years since Queen Elizabeth was crowned. But not everyone is allowed to attend the party. The regiment, of which Prince William is colonel, has been hit by a scandal. Six soldiers who were members of the Irish Guard, which is to lead Thursday's special Trooping the Color birthday parade, have been arrested. It writes. Queen Elizabeth may soon be celebrating her anniversary, but smiles may disappear a little when she thinks of the Irish Guard. (Photo by Dan Kitwood / POOL / AFP) And these are not small things they are suspected of. "As part of a planned operation, the Royal Military Police arrested six Irish Guards soldiers and a Coldstream veteran on suspicion of drug trafficking, money laundering and money laundering," a Defense Department spokesman said. From this it is also confirmed that the now arrested soldiers will not be part of the anniversary parade. "The army does not tolerate any kind of illegal or fraudulent behavior." As the case is now being investigated, the ministry refrains from commenting further. The arrests took place across the UK according to. Hampshire, Berkshire, Northern Wales and Northern Ireland should have been hit. The operation was supposed to have been planned for several months, and according to an unnamed source from the barracks in Aldershot, where the first battalion of the Irish guard is based, it came as a big shock when the military police suddenly kicked in the doors. ‘There was no warning. It was not just the barracks. They also examined the soldiers' homes. It's a big shock. ”More 1,400 soldiers, 200 horses and 400 musicians will take part in the parade in honor of the Queen. The Danish military can now not see itself completely orange-free when it comes to drugs. In their annual report from 2020, Denmark's military prosecution authority - the auditor corps - was able to state that there were 13 cases concerning the possession or possession of drugs under military criminal law. Including in the lifeguard. A figure which, however, in the 2021 report had dropped to only one case. A conscript approved a fine of 3,500 kroner for violation of military criminal law section 20 by having appeared for guard duty, which involved handling sharp-pointed weapons, in a cocaine-affected state, it reads. What is your home worth? POLICE: Accusation BERLINGSKE usa teitur abroad usa Danish sale berlingske Dystert Drabssag Berlingske Media A / S Pilestræde 34 DK-1147 København KTlf. +45 33 75 75 33 CVR.no .: 29 20 73 13