Speaking of the British royal family and aristocrats, they often give people the feeling of being noble and mysterious.
They received aristocratic education since childhood, dressed decently, behaved elegantly, strictly abide by various behavioral norms, and were very self-disciplined. They were meticulous in every way, as if they never slacked off.
However, there are such exceptions among the nobles. They don’t care about their identity at all, but like to let themselves go.
has no constraints on themselves, and even ignores the most basic laws and morals, which makes people feel speechless...
Rowan Lascelles, 41 years old this year, is such a British aristocrat.
He is the great-grandson of the King of England George V , and is also the 65th heir to the British throne. Although the ranking of
is a little low, he is a real aristocratic family.
(George V)
is this Lascelles. He has been in trouble recently...
was born in a noble family. It is said that he should not have to worry about food and clothing, but he is living a miserable life now.
media reports describe him as "homeless" now and becoming a homeless man sleeping on the streets.
At around 3 am on June 18 this year, a fight occurred near the Hippodrome Casino in , Square, Leicester, London. Both sides of the fight were Lascelles and three other homeless men.
It is said that three homeless men chased him and beat him. Lascelles was completely at a disadvantage and had been passively beaten. The scene was in chaos.
At this time, the two guards at the entrance of the casino next to noticed the riot.
They saw three homeless men punching Lascelles several times and knocking him to the ground.
Although they didn't know the reason for the fight, the guard was worried that something might happen and hurried over to persuade the fight.
The guard separated the few people. The three homeless men were afraid of causing trouble and quickly ran away. Lascelles was saved immediately.
(at the door of the incident)
According to common sense, when I was beaten or unable to resist, someone came to persuade me to fight, which pulled the person who beat me away.
At this time, I must be grateful to the person who persuaded me to save me and say a few words of thanks.
But Lascelles' actions big were beyond the expectations of the guard. Not only did he not express his gratitude, he began to blame the guard.
"He started yelling at us, questioning why we didn't come to save him earlier," the doorman said.
Not only that, the blame later rose to insult and humiliation.
He called a guard "bastard",
Another guard, Mr. Florin, is a Muslim. Lascelles attacked him personally on this point,
"Is your identity legal?"
"You should go back to your country quickly!" Lascelles kept shouting at the guard.
What's more excessive is that he also spits at the doorman Mr. Florin and the blood that was being punched out of his mouth.
Ingratitude and insulted those who helped him for no reason. Lascelles' behavior was beyond the expectations of the doormen.
, especially Mr. Florin, who kindly persuaded him to fight, but was insulted.
He felt that Lascelles' words were a serious offense to him and were suspected of racial discrimination.
"His attitude is aggressive, which makes me feel very uncomfortable."
"We told him not to continue being beaten. He started threatening and insulting us without even saying thank you."
So he immediately pressed the man who had just rescued and was talking wildly to the ground and called the police until the police arrived and took him away. When interrogated, Lascelles insisted that he had no racial discrimination. He also pleaded not guilty to allegations of abusive and racial discrimination. When the trial opened on Monday, he did not show up at all. The London Magistrates Court has issued an arrest warrant for him, and the case will be sentenced soon.
(Lascelles when she was a child)
Lascelles are very different from the image of British aristocrats in everyone's mind.
But Lascelles are a family, and they are a completely aristocratic.
His father is a musician. When he was young, he learned classical piano and drum sets. He was very interested in jazz , blues and rock . He got up early in the 1970s and simply formed a band with others. The members of the band all lived in a farmhouse in Suffolk County , often organized charity concerts and free performances.
Broadcasting Corporation also produced documentaries of this band.
Lascelles' father later joined other bands, released records, and created his own works.
is a very literary and noble old gentleman.
Lascelles' uncle is also a not-so-simple character. He is the first cousin of the Queen of England and the heir to the 60th ranking.
He inherited his ancestral title.
The family lives in Harwood Manor in the Leeds area. This is a large 18th-century manor covering an area of 1,000 acres. It can be seen that his family has a strong foundation.
Uncle himself is a well-known film and television producer, and has filmed nearly 20 film and television works.
Under normal circumstances, Lascelles has such a prominent family background. Even if he has not achieved much, he should still have basic etiquette and moral concepts.
But he just has an impulsive personality, rudeness, ungratefulness, and has no sense of shame at all.
Let her live a good life, but she must live a life that she can give herself to herself, and lose her self-binding step by step.
It is said that when he was young, he also imagined developing in the film and television industry like his uncle.
but later, for some reason, he changed his mind and joined a mobile circus in France.
It doesn't matter if he joins the circus. He can live a life honestly with a serious job.
But Lascelles is not honest. He caused trouble as early as 2006 when he was 28 years old.
It was also the first time he made it to the news as a "noble who is plagued by negative news."
At that time, Lascelles was the 44th heir to the throne.
He lived in a hotel in the backpacker gathering area of Phnom Penh.
The people in the hotel gave him the nickname "Mr. Lop Lop", which translates as "Mr. Shame".
One day, Lascelles had a conflict with a Russian man.
The man was a trumpet player who was playing in a nearby bar to make a living.
The two started arguing for some reason. Lascelles took the man's laptop and threw it into the lake next to him.
(the person involved is a man holding a small trumpet)
After the man called the police, the police controlled Lascelles and confiscated his passport.
The man accused him of intentionally damaging other people's property, causing the computer to be destroyed, and the information inside was also lost.
also claimed that Lascelles hit him with a billiard club, causing him to be injured in his lungs.
therefore made a compensation claim of 250,000 US dollars.
In these accusations, Lascelles did not admit that he beat people, and the police did not find any evidence that the man was beaten,
But "throwing the computer into the lake" is a foregone conclusion, Lascelles cannot deny it,
As for why he did such impulsive behavior, he explained this way,
"I threw his laptop into the water because he was crazy... I hate him lies all over his mouth."
This kind of unreasonable and persuasion is unreasonable and unsupported. The strong explanation cannot be a reason for him to get rid of suspicion.
Whether the man was "crazy" or whether he had deceived him, it was wrong for Lascelles to solve the problem like this.
After he knew that he was causing trouble, Lascelles' mother came forward to mediate.
She said that both of them were "pranks" at that time, "one spoke Russian and the other spoke English to communicate," she hoped to calm the matter as soon as possible.
but she also felt that the compensation was too high, making it difficult for them to compromise.
In addition, Lascelles had another problem at the time. His passport was always detained in the court in Phnom Penh.
He originally wanted to go to other countries in Southeast Asia, but without a passport, he couldn't go anywhere and was trapped in the local area.
At this time, Lascelles remembered his aristocratic identity. When the police asked, he admitted that he was the aristocratic and the 44th heir to the throne.
He said that his father hoped he could take good care of his life and wanted to turn to the British Embassy in the local area.
The local police were hindered by his identity and there were some doubts in the case. They tried to contact the embassy and wanted to resolve the case diplomatically.
The embassy said it had tried to help him get his passport back but failed. Even if they knew about this case, they had no right to interfere, because it was a private dispute and was not a diplomatic issue at all. The media did not report the subsequent media of this case. Although
does not know the specific solution, it is a fact that Lascelles deliberately damages other people's property, and compensation is certain.
From the media's reports, it can be seen that Lascelles' life has become more and more miserable after returning to the UK.
didn't even have a place to live and began to live on the streets.
Not only did he not cheer up and let himself get out of the predicament, he didn't even learn from the lessons of making a news story last time because of a scandal.
caused a new incident this year, faced even more serious accusations, and made a news story with a negative image again.
A nobleman made his life like this, which really made people surprised him.
But it was clear that he was willing to fall into depravity. Who can blame for such a situation?
ref:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7315975/Arrest-aristocrat-Court-warrant-65th-line-throne-run-casino-punch-up.html
https://www.cambodiadaly.com/news/self-proclaimed-british-heir-finds-hiself-in-a-royal-mess-1150/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Lascelles
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Lascelles,_8th_Earl_of_Harewood
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