The protestor who egged King Charles III during the royal’s visit with the Queen Consort in York has been banned for life against carrying eggs in public.
The 23-year-old man, Patrick Thelwell, was detained and arrested after he threw eggs at Charles and Camilia while the king was greeting a crowd of well wishers at Micklegate Bar, the Mirror reported in a piece published Thursday.
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None of the eggs landed, as video surfaced online showing Charles stepping over them and continuing his visit before police tackled Thelwell to the ground, as previously reported.
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