Andrew found himself in a threatening situation on Wednesday.
Andrew is scheduled to testify in court in July. PDO
Alex Jenkinson39, is accused of threatening Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, 66.
On his run on Wednesday morning, Andrew found himself in a threatening situation on the grounds of Sandringham near his home, when a hooded man started following and threatening him. The man was also carrying a gun.
Jenkinson appeared in court on Friday afternoon via video link from King’s Lynn police station. The other hand of the long-haired, bearded man was also in a sling, he says Mirror.
Jenkinson denied the charge of threatening, abusive or insulting behavior intended to cause fear or threat of violence towards Andrew. However, he pleaded guilty to failing to provide a blood sample upon arrest on the same day.
The Daily Mail Jenkinson is also accused of threatening another man on the same day. He also denied this charge.
Jenkinson appeared in court via video link in a hand brace. A picture of a man drawn by a courtroom artist. PDO
The man was granted parole but was banned from several royal family locations including Sandringham, Buckingham Palace, Balmoral, Windsor and Highgrove.
In addition, she is prohibited from contacting Andrew in any way or approaching him.
The trial is scheduled to begin in July, and Andrew is expected to testify there via video link.
The man in the hood began chasing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on Wednesday morning while he was walking his dogs on the Sandringham grounds near his home. The hooded man is said to have carried a gun and threatened and followed Andrew.
The suspect is said to have initially sat a little more than 40 meters away from Andrew. Soon he approached the ex-prince and shouted at him.
Andrew had a security guard with him, and the two headed to the car and quickly drove away. The hooded man took off running to chase the car.
The man was arrested shortly after the incident and taken to King’s Lynn Police Station for questioning.