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Britain's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have released a statement warning the media to stay away from Prince George.
Kensington Palace shared the statement after police caught a man hiding out in his car with a long lens waiting to capture an image of the 2-year-old Prince at a children's play park, according to Sky News.
The statement read: "The Duke and Duchess are glad that leaders in the media industry share the view that every child, regardless of their future public role, deserves a safe, happy, and private childhood."
"It is of course upsetting that such tactics - reminiscent as they are of past surveillance by groups intent on doing more than capturing images - are being deployed to profit from the image of a two-year-old boy."
They warned that this kind of behaviour will deter from security knowing if a person is a risk or just trying to take a photograph.
It continued: "In a heightened security environment such tactics are a risk to all involved. The worry is that it will not always be possible to quickly distinguish between someone taking photos and someone intending to do more immediate harm."

Britain's Queen Elizabeth needs an assistant to respond to her letters.
The British monarch is so overwhelmed with the 60,000 written queries and messages she is sent each year that she is now advertising for a correspondence officer to help with replying to the extensive load and is offering a salary of £21,000 for the person who takes on the role, which is based at Buckingham Palace
The advert on the official royal website says the ideal candidate needs to be "eager to expand your experience" and able to process "a large volume" of responses.
The advert reads: "Over 60,000 letters are received every year. You will assist in responding to all written letters, helping the public with their varying queries. Your challenge will be ensuring every correspondent receives a timely and well composed response.
"From drafting bespoke letters to data inputting, you will monitor all correspondence, undertaking important work for The Private Secretary's Office."
The profile also shares how it offers "a truly unique" working environment.
The detailed job description added: "With administrative experience you will already have excellent written communication skills. Detail focused and capable of processing a large volume of correspondence, you are well organised in your approach to your daily work.
"You'll need to be confident drafting letters, using your established IT skills to meet strict deadlines. Above all, you will enjoy working collaboratively with your team, and be eager to expand upon your experience in a truly unique environment."
Applicants have until August 26 to apply.

Britain's Prince Philip laughed so much watching George Cole recording 'The Good Life' the Queen poked him.
As the funeral of the 90-year-old actor - most known for playing Arthur Daley in 'Minder' - takes place at Reading Crematorium, a source has shared a memory of George when Britain's Queen Elizabeth was forced to get Prince Philip to stop laughing so "raucously" and even apologised to other people watching behind them.
A source told the Daily Mail: "He [Prince Philip] laughed so raucously throughout the recording that it caused HM to poke him in the ribs, apologising to those sitting behind."
The Queen had been invited to attend the live recording of the BBC sitcom in 1978.
George received an Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (OBE) by Queen Elizabeth II for his services to drama in 1992.
Many stars have paid tribute to the TV veteran since his death on (05.08.15).
His former co-star Dennis Waterman lead the tributes.
He told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "I'm so grateful to have been a friend of this wonderful man. We worked together for many years and my boast is that we laughed all day, every day.
"I am so sad to hear of George's death. His family must be devastated, and I am absolutely certain that anybody who ever knew him, will feel the same.
"He was an amazing man, a wonderful actor and besotted with his family. Farewell old friend."

Britain's Prince Harry has grown a beard.
The flame-haired royal was spotted with a full beard whilst posing next to a baby rhino at the at Khulula Care for Wild conservation park in Africa.
The 30-year-old Prince - who is spending three months helping to protect endangered animals - is helping specialist rehabilitation facilities for rhinos who were rescued from poachers.
The African Conversation Experience tweeted a photo of the prince with his facial hair on full display alongside young rhino Warren.
The caption read: "HRH #PrinceHarry visited Khulula CareForWild to learn about rhino conservation(sic)!"
Khulula shared how Harry was talking to the volunteers and even experienced the rhinos being fed.
They posted on their website about the royal visit saying it was a "huge surprise".
They wrote: "The team at Khulula Care for Wild were in for a huge surprise when HRH Prince Harry joined them last Friday!
"Prince Harry spent several hours talking to the team and the volunteers at Khulula, taking a walk around the premises - accompanied by baby rhino Warren! - and experiencing a feeding round."
It's not known exactly what his work will involve while he is there, but Harry is expected to return home to the UK in early September.

Matt LeBlanc thinks Britain's Prince William and Harry are "very handsome".
The former 'Friends' star denied that while he was on US chat show 'Conan' show back in January he had told the British Princes to get lost, when they asked if there will be a 'Friends' reunion.
Speaking to Conan O'Brien he said: "It was a joke, I never said that. They're A: bigger than me. And B: that'd be rude."
Asked if he would like the chance to rectify the situation and speak with William and Harry, Matt agreed and said what he would say to them now.
He said: "I would like to say... they are very handsome."
The 48-year-old - who played Joey in Friends - shared his experience with the royals when they asked him about the reunion and said it was a "joke".
He recalled: "I went to this exhibition polo match one time and the princes were there and they were playing, and afterwards there was this big line to go and meet them ... All they want to know is, 'When is the Friends reunion?' I told them to f*** off."
He added: "It was the first question. It was 10 days in a row of interviews all day long to launch the show and every asked, 'So why did you tell the princes to f*** off ...?' I was like, 'It was a joke. I never said that."

Monaco's Charlotte Casiraghi is reportedly back with boyfriend Gad Elmaleh.
Charlotte - who is eighth in line to Monaco's throne - has been spending time with her former beau who she reportedly broke up in June because their careers were driving them apart.
A source said: "They have been spending more time together."
The comic actor is believed to have a "good relationship" with all of the mother of his 19-month-old son, Raphael's family.
The source told PEOPLE: "Gad has a good relationship with Charlotte's entire family.
"He'd promised Princess Stephanie personally long ago that he'd give a benefit performance for her Fight Aids Monaco charity."
And apparently "[the mood] between them is evidently better."
Charlotte and Gad's most recent appearance was at Pierre Casiraghi and journalist Beatrice Borromeo's wedding held in Italy on July (25.07.15).
Gad was reportedly sat close to the groom at the civil ceremony held at the Palace's Salle des Glace.
According to PEOPLE they had since been seen spending time with their son together on several occasions.
The couple had split because Gad, with a successful acting career "wasn't around enough".
A source previously revealed: "It's sad. Mostly, this is a couple that drifted apart over their careers.He wasn't around enough - and she wanted a father for her son."
However, the couple appeared to have made the relationship work for their son.

Britain's Duchess of York is selling food blenders on QVC.
Sarah Ferguson worked for the US shopping channel promoting a blender and smoothies which reportedly helped her lose weight.
The 55-year-old former wife of Britain's Prince Andrew praised American people for allowing her to have a second chance with her daughter's, 27-year-old Princess Beatrice of York and 25-year-old, Princess Eugenie of York while she was live on TV.
She told viewers of QVC: "Americans have been so good to me. They helped me build my confidence. They gave my children their mother back because they believed in second chance(s).
"I've made a few mistakes, put on weight and done this, that and the other and now because of the American people, I wanted to be really honest with them.'
Sarah admitted it "broke [her] heart" because people used to call her names before she lost 50lbs from doing a three-month boot camp in the Swiss Alps.
She added: "No longer am I the Duchess of Pork ... or fat frumpy Fergie ... It broke my heart."
the Duchess of York is not the only partner of a royal to be working normal jobs.
Queen Elizabeth's granddaughter, Zara Phillips' husband and former rugby champion, Mike Tindall aired his anger towards people who think they live off tax payers money.
He previously told the Mirror newspaper: "It is important you go out and earn your own money. It annoys me when people think we get handed things on a plate, because we don't."

Mike Tindall gets annoyed when people think wife Zara Phillips and himself get "handed things on a plate".
The former British rugby champion who is married to Britain's Queen Elizabeth's granddaughter and have 18-month-old daughter Mia has aired his anger at people who think they live off tax payer's money.
He said: "It is important you go out and earn your own money," he sighs. "It annoys me when people think we get handed things on a plate, because we don't.
"It's difficult because I want the perception to be that I go out and work - because I do. I like going out and doing the punditry, all the research it requires, but it's hard when people assume things that aren't true."
The 36-year-old retired sportsman also feels "very fortunate" he has been able to work after his retirement has said he would like to get into hosting rugby or sport TV shows eventually.
He told the Mirror newspaper: "I hate the word 'celebrity'. I just feel very fortunate to have been involved with a very good team, and one which opened other doors once I had retired.
He added: "There aren't many of us around who did what we did, and hopefully that makes me employable for a bit longer.
"I love all sports and I suppose the end goal, the ideal job, would be to host some kind of rugby or sports show.
"I am basically trying to throw my hand in at everything, give it all a go, and see where it takes me."