Britain’s Princes William and Harry have been warned to curb their drunken behaviour amid fears for their personal safety.
Officers with Scotland Yard’s Royalty Protection Squad called a meeting to discuss the issue after both brothers were pictured on drunken nights out last week.
Dai Davies, former head of the protection squad, also called for the princes to ‘reign it in’ on Saturday (31.03.07). A police source told Britain’s Sunday Express newspaper: ‘A conference has been held. The feeling is that the princes are putting themselves at unnecessary risk. What’s the point of having royal protection officers if their job is reduced to ferrying them to and from nightclubs when they are drunk?’ Harry, 22, was pictured falling over in the street outside a nightclub last month during an alleged spat with a paparazzi photographer. Meanwhile, William, 24, made headlines after being pictured with his arms around strangers at a Bournemouth nightclub looking inebriated. Dai said: ‘How they are alleged to have been behaving poses a security nightmare, frankly. With nightclubs, you have got the problem of the princes being surrounded by people using drugs. We already know that people plotting bombs have singled out nightclubs.
‘Of course, the princes are entitled to have a good time but that time should be structured.’ Prince Harry has also come under fire from his Army seniors, ahead of his scheduled May posting to Iraq. As a Blues and Royals officer, Harry is expected to set an example and conduct himself with dignity. He will also soon be in a position to discipline his lower ranked Army colleagues charged with drunken conduct. A source told Britain’s Daily Mail newspaper: ‘Before he goes to Iraq next month, Harry will be told in no uncertain terms that his conduct has to improve.’
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