
Princess Anna, the eldest daughter of Queen Elizabeth II, is caused by the agenda to the court. In the court, a person of royal blood should testify in the case of his bull terrier, who bit passers -by, a representative of the royal family of Great Britain said.
The court session in this case is scheduled for October 9. According to British newspapers, the incident with royal dogs occurred in July, when Princess Anna and the husband walked their bull terriers in the Windsor Park. Then one of the dogs suddenly attacked a man and a woman passing by. The animal was without a muzzle and a leash. The bulter several times bit one of the passers -by by the leg. Although the bites inflicted by the dog did not pose a serious threat to the health of the victim, the police were called to the scene.
Now the princess faces a fine of 5 thousand pounds (more than 7 thousand dollars), Reuters reports. In addition, the court may prohibit the married couple to keep dogs.
This is the first case in the latest history of the royal family of Windsors, when a trial was launched against any of its members not on charges of excess speed.
In March last year, Princess Anna was fined for 400 pounds for violating the rules of the road.