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A man impersonating a Royal Navy admiral at a Welsh memorial service sparked outrage and is under investigation.
A man identified as Jonathan David Carley, 64, sparked outrage at a Remembrance Sunday service in Llandudno, Wales, by appearing in a Royal Navy rear admiral’s uniform with multiple medals, including ones not awarded together.
He claimed to represent the Lord Lieutenant of Clwyd, a role the official denied.
Military experts noted inconsistencies in his attire and medals, and his only verified military record dates to a 1991 cadet stint.
The Royal Navy condemned the impersonation as offensive and potentially criminal under the Uniforms Act 1894.
Though he laid a wreath respectfully and left without incident, the event organizers and veterans criticized the breach of protocol.
Authorities are investigating, and the man’s true identity and motives remain unclear.
Un hombre que se hizo pasar por un almirante de la Marina Real en un servicio conmemorativo galés provocó indignación y está bajo investigación.