Six soldiers from the Queen’s guard have been arrested just days before they were due to lead the Platinum Jubilee parade. The serving Irish Guards members were arrested on suspicion of dealing cocaine and running a loan shark operation.
The Irish Guards were arrested just days before they were due to lead the Platinum Jubilee parade. Stock image
The serving Irish Guards members were arrested on suspicion of dealing cocaine and running a loan shark operation,A source from the 1st Battalion Irish Guards’ base, Mons Barracks in Aldershot, Hampshire, said authorities ‘came in like the DEA, kicking down doors’. ‘It wasn’t just the barracks. They searched the soldiers’ homes off base. It’s all come as a huge shock.’
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