[naturalman1975]

What Harry did is really what you'd expect any soldier to do when he realised a friend was being mugged and he was in a position to try and offer assistance.

[JRandomFreeper]

Yep. Seems like an honorable young man.

/johnny

[catbertz]

It appears that both of those boy princes have grown into fine young men. They seem to carry themselves with honor.

[raybbr]

When he could not find his friend, he drove to the nearest police station where he found Mr van Straubenzee reporting the crime.

How does that translate into "riding to the rescue"?

[Hot Tabasco]

I like those two boys, too bad they have to be under such close scrutiny from the press........

They didn't ask to be born of such heritage and it's not like they can just walk away from it either........it is what it is and I commend them for dealing with their lives under the microscope as well as they are doing.

[Travis McGee]

Of course, it helps to have an armed ex-SAS “protection officer” assigned to you.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

“Wealthy Battersea has become a crime hotspot for muggings, murders and drug-dealing.”

This is paradoxical. Typically when wealthy people find themselves in such a situation, if they don’t want to get their hands dirty, they hire a squad of “hard boys” to police up the neighborhood. Once they are on patrol, the typical scum criminals leave skid marks getting out of there.

From that point on, life is easy on the hard boys, and they change modes to be the “goodwill ambassadors” to the neighborhood, wearing nice clothes and being very gentlemanly to locals. But woe be to any criminal that comes back.

[DoughtyOne]

Last night, Wandsworth police told The Mail on Sunday that they had arrested a man in connection with the robbery and recovered the stolen mobile phone. The man was released on bail.

And why would they do that? If he's mugging people, keep him in lock-up so he can't harm anyone else.