Prince George — the eldest child of Prince William and Kate Middleton and third in line for the British throne — cheated death, as this heart-stopping image shows! The photo shows the feisty four-year-old walking hand in hand with his father and a kindergarten teacher on a picturesque South West London street, just outside the royal tot’s $24,000-a-year private preschool — which was infiltrated twice in one day by a female stalker “with mental issues” during George’s first week! Read on for details of the prince’s brush with death, and click here for more roal gossip….
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Behind them, in the window of a gray brick building, is a man leaning out of a window. The building is to the left of Prince William. The window is in the photo’s top left corner. The man appears to be holding a rifle and looking down at the two royals.
Photo credit: NEQ Files
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What happened next is unknown, but a Buckingham Palace source believes brilliant police work averted a tragedy. “Clearly, security stopped whomever it was without incident,” the source told
The National ENQUIRER.
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“Both Prince George and his father are obviously alive, as is the teacher. It’s possible the sniper was captured, or that he decided not to take the shot. These are fraught times for the ruling family, who are on red alert. There is a fanatic on trial even now for urging terrorists to kill George!”
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The ISIS-connected creep, Husnain Rashid (left), was arrested in November after posting a photo of George, his school’s address and an image of a jihad fighter online with the message: “Even the royal family will not be left alone.”
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The madman even suggested terrorists target “
Prince George at his first school” and pled guilty to terrorism charges. The image of George, his father and his teacher published here is
not the official photo released by Buckingham Palace.
Photo credit: NEQ Files
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That photo shows neither the gray brick building nor the man leaning out of the window. But an ENQUIRER source was on hand that day and snapped a photo of what really occurred!
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Official security sources insisted to The ENQUIRER the man in the window was actually part of a team of officers who have taken up residence in a home overlooking the school — to protect George!
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Each member of the security squad is an expert marksman trained by Britain’s elite Special Air Service — a Navy SEAL-like group whose insignia bears the motto, “Who dares win.”
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“The armed officers in the house are stationed with perfect vantage points to take shots at anyone who looks like they may be a threat to George,” insisted the official security source.
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“The threat from extremists in London is just far too high not to take this extra precaution, even if it means extra expense on top of the already considerable royal protection budget.” But Kate is demanding an even more unprecedented level of security.
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“No one really knows what to think,” with regard to the new threat, a Buckingham Palace insider explained. “If someone were arrested with a rifle taking aim at Prince William and George, there is no way the palace would allow that information to be made public.”
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The source exclaimed: “It’s shocking The ENQUIRER obtained the real photo with the man leaning out of the window!”
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Behind them, in the window of a gray brick building, is a man leaning out of a window. The building is to the left of Prince William. The window is in the photo’s top left corner. The man appears to be holding a rifle and looking down at the two royals.
What happened next is unknown, but a Buckingham Palace source believes brilliant police work averted a tragedy. “Clearly, security stopped whomever it was without incident,” the source told
The National ENQUIRER.
“Both Prince George and his father are obviously alive, as is the teacher. It’s possible the sniper was captured, or that he decided not to take the shot. These are fraught times for the ruling family, who are on red alert. There is a fanatic on trial even now for urging terrorists to kill George!”
The ISIS-connected creep, Husnain Rashid (left), was arrested in November after posting a photo of George, his school’s address and an image of a jihad fighter online with the message: “Even the royal family will not be left alone.”
The madman even suggested terrorists target “
Prince George at his first school” and pled guilty to terrorism charges. The image of George, his father and his teacher published here is
not the official photo released by Buckingham Palace.
That photo shows neither the gray brick building nor the man leaning out of the window. But an ENQUIRER source was on hand that day and snapped a photo of what really occurred!
Official security sources insisted to The ENQUIRER the man in the window was actually part of a team of officers who have taken up residence in a home overlooking the school — to protect George!
Each member of the security squad is an expert marksman trained by Britain’s elite Special Air Service — a Navy SEAL-like group whose insignia bears the motto, “Who dares win.”
“The armed officers in the house are stationed with perfect vantage points to take shots at anyone who looks like they may be a threat to George,” insisted the official security source.
“The threat from extremists in London is just far too high not to take this extra precaution, even if it means extra expense on top of the already considerable royal protection budget.” But Kate is demanding an even more unprecedented level of security.
“No one really knows what to think,” with regard to the new threat, a Buckingham Palace insider explained. “If someone were arrested with a rifle taking aim at Prince William and George, there is no way the palace would allow that information to be made public.”
The source exclaimed: “It’s shocking The ENQUIRER obtained the real photo with the man leaning out of the window!”
Photo credit: Getty Images
