British police broadcast new images of Prince Charles's attack on car

British police on Tuesday aired a video made an attack on the car when Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, during demonstrations in early December in London to try to identify more suspects, reports AFP.

The images were captured by surveillance cameras installed in neighborhoods Regent Street and Oxford Circus, where Rolls-Royce car of the couple, who went to a party, was attacked with various objects, stained with paint and a window was broken during the demonstration university students against the increased fees.

"Despite the poor quality of images, the investigators estimated that the public should be able to recognize people "who appear on this record, said in a statement from the London Metropolitan Police (Met), asking anyone who has information to share them, even under cover of anonymity.
The video shows a young woman with a black coat and sunglasses, while preparing to break a pane of one of the motorcade cars. She is accompanied by a man, whom police want to hear him as a witness.
Police are looking for, also with two other suspects, two men who attacked the car separately.
Neither Prince Charles or the Duchess of Cornouailles were not injured in this incident. Camilla, however, came "in contact" with a stick shaken by one of the assailants, according to the formula used by the investigators.
This aggression has caused tensions in Britain and the Duchess of Cornouailles picture with his mouth open in astonishment, clearly terrified, he held the headlines the next day.
The incident raised questions about the protection of the princely couple. Met commander, Paul Stephenson, and would have resigned after the incident, according to some publications, but it would have been refused