A projection of pictures of Donald Trump and sexual criminal Jeffrey Epstein onto the royal Windsor Castle, where King Charles is hosting the US President during his official visit to Britain, resulted in four arrests on Tuesday.
Charles will welcome Trump for a day of pomp and circumstance at Windsor Castle, around 25 miles west of London, on Wednesday after he arrived in Britain late on Tuesday for an extraordinary second state visit.
Protesters earlier Tuesday unfurled a huge banner with a picture of Trump and Epstein close to Windsor Castle. They then projected multiple pictures of the two onto one of the castle’s turrets.
According to a police statement, four adults were taken into custody on suspicion of being malicious.
