Outfront next breaking news. Former Prince Andrew released from custody after he was held for hours on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

Police previously saying they're reviewing claims he shared sensitive information with Jeffrey Epstein.

I'll speak to an Epstein survivor about today's arrest. Plus, new developments in the search for Nancy Guthrie.

The FBI reporting a massive number of new tips coming in,

as there are new details tonight about how investigators are going about the search,

which is now in its third week.

And breaking news, Trump's military options,

CNN learning new details about a potential strike inside Iran as the military floods the region with firepower. Let's go out front.

Good evening. I'm Brianna Keeler in for Aaron Burnett. Outfront tonight, the royal arrest. Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, the former prince who was stripped of his

royal title because of his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, has been arrested. This is a new picture of the

former prince leaving a police station in eastern England this evening. He appears to be laying low

in the back seat as he passed a crowd of reporters waiting outside the station.

The former prince who turned 66 today was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office,

an offense that carries a maximum sentence of life in prison. Police have not said what led to his

arrest, but we know that he was a trade envoy for the UK from 2001 to 2011.

And during that time, Andrew was in contact with Epstein, according to the Justice

Department's files related to the late convicted sex offender.

British authorities had previously said they were looking into claims that Andrew shared

sensitive information with Epstein while he was representing the monarchy.

The former prince has not publicly commented

on these new allegations,

but he previously denied all accusations

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