After his arrest on Thursday morning, Andrew was taken to Norfolk’s Aylsham Police Station, where standard booking procedures were followed during the 11 hours he was held. This included verification of his identity, assessment of his physical and mental state, and reading him his rights, such as regular breaks and the right to inform someone of his whereabouts. He likely had his mugshot, fingerprints, and DNA taken, and was given the option to consult a 24/7 duty solicitor while waiting for his preferred lawyer.

During his detention, Andrew would have been held in a cell equipped with a toilet and offered bedding, receiving two meals given the length of his stay. Notably, Aylsham Police Station was recently praised for providing more reading materials than typical, helping detainees pass the time during their custody.