Blue light vehicles have visited Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's new Norfolk home for the second time in a week.
This time it was the fire service, fortunately for Andrew.
Two fire engines were photographed arriving at the entrance of Wood Farm, his temporary home on the Sandringham estate.
A spokeswoman for Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service said: "We were called to an address in Wolferton, which was due to an automatic fire alarm activation, so this was a false alarm. Crews from Sandringham and King’s Lynn attended."
It comes four days after the former prince was arrested at his home on Thursday morning.
The disgraced former royal was held at Aylsham Police Investigation Centre for 11 hours after being apprehended on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
Police raids of his Norfolk home took place throughout the day and eventually concluded on Thursday evening.
Searches of his former home in Windsor continued for the rest of last week.
He was eventually released on Thursday evening and returned to his Wolferton residence.
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