Prince Charles’ Car Assaulted by Raging Protesters

Prince Charles together with his royal wife, Camilla Parker-Bowles, was attacked by raging student protesters while riding their car in London on Thursday.
Almost two dozens of demonstrators were protesting for a huge tuition fee hike hit the Prince’s vehicle at the center of London’s shopping region, the Regent street. Based on the reports, the royal couple was not hurt; however, the furious students fought with the police, tossing paints and destroying the windows.
One of the Prince’s spokesman verified that the Royal Master’s car was assaulted by the protesters when they are on their way to an engagement in London Palladium last night. On the other hand, he confirmed that their master was unharmed.
The protest started peacefully, but it became intense when the argument in the House of Commons to stop the tuition hike was brought up. In the late afternoon of Thursday, the students started throwing sticks and lighting fireworks.
9 police, as well as 22 protesters were injured, while 15 of those demonstrators where under arrest for several charges such as assaulting an officer, drunkenness and disorderly conduct.