, for which he was fined £500. He has also been 'violently' evicted by police after squatting in two separate locations in York to set up 'radical' libraries. Thelwell said: 'I am feeling good, I am just focused on getting my message out there. I haven't taken action about the Royal Family before. 'I've got a good solicitor, and my fine can be up to £5,000, but I'm probably going to go to prison.' Asked if he had planned the egg-throwing attack as soon as he heard the King and Queen were coming to visit, Thelwell r){kind=link}
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The student arrested for chucking eggs at King Charles claims he’s had death threats, with one person telling him he is going to be beheaded.
Patrick Thelwell, 23, revealed the extent of the backlash he has received since being bailed over the incident during a royal walkabout in Micklegate Bar, York, on Wednesday.
He told Metro.co.uk: ‘It’s been a whirlwind, my life is now divided into pre and post egg.
‘I have received messages of support from people around the world – even people in Iran. But I’ve had a lot of death threats.’