Pierre Frenette claimed armed officers raided his home, arrested him and his wife, and dug up the body two days after he laid his dad Peter to rest in the grounds of the family home

An engraver to the royal family is suing police after he was arrested for burying his father in the garden.

Pierre Frenette claimed armed officers raided his home and dug up the body two days after he laid his dad Peter to rest in the grounds of the family home, alongside his own dad's grave. Mr Frenette and his wife Donna were held on suspicion of concealing a body and detained in custody for 36 hours.

Two years later they had not been charged with any offence but have been told police investigations are continuing. The couple are suing the chief constable of Cambridgeshire constabulary along with thr

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