A MILLIONAIRE banker who was arrested during the Putney Pusher probe has been released under investigation.

The man, 44, was arrested nine years after a mysterious jogger shoved a woman into the path of the bus on Putney Bridge, , in 2017 which prompted a major manhunt.

Police image of a jogger in shorts and a t-shirt.In 2017 a woman was shoved in front of a bus on Putney Bridge Credit: Enterprise CCTV image of a jogger in a grey shirt and black shorts, running.A multi-millionaire banker has previously been arrested during the probe Credit: PA:Press Association

on suspicion of attempted grievous bodily harm.

Earlier this year, the man was released and then re-arrested after cops allegedly discovered class-A and B at his £1.4million home.

, the man, who is believed to be descended from royalty, was released on bail in June.

In an update announced today, the banker has now been released under while detectives continue to work on the mysterious case.

Police-issued image of a jogger in a t-shirt and shorts running on a street.Mystery has surrounded the case since the incident was caught on CCTV nine years ago Credit: PA:Press Association Collage of a timeline of events and images related to the Putney Pusher incident.

This means he is not subject to any bail conditions or required to return to a police station, but will notified about the investigation’s outcome.

A spokesperson said: “On Monday, June 15, a 44-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted grievous bodily harm.

“The arrest relates to an incident on May 5, 2017, where a woman was pushed into the path of a bus on Putney Bridge in Putney.

“Once in police custody, he was also arrested on suspicion of possession of Class A and Class B drugs.

“He has since been released under investigation while enquiries continue.”

Detectives have interviewed 50 men and arrested three suspects since the wake of the incident on Putney Bridge.

No suspect has been charged in the case, which has become one of Britain’s most famous unsolved .

The country was shocked when showed the mysterious jogger shove his victim, a total stranger, into oncoming traffic.

The 33-year-old woman was launched into a busy lane on at around 7.40am on May 5, 2017.

She narrowly avoided death when, fortunately, hero bus driver Olivier Salbris managed to swerve within seconds of hitting her.

The quick-thinking manoeuvre meant the driver brought the number 430 bus to a stop just inches from her head as she lay on the ground.

Astonishingly, the grey-shirted assailant then returned to the chaotic scene – running in the opposite direction – about 15 minutes after pushing his victim.

The callous jogger then seemingly vanished into thin air after heading into Fulham, .

Metropolitan launched an appeal and trawled hundreds of hours of CCTV following the attack, but yielded nothing in the years following the incident.

After the was closed in 2018, fresh information led to the arrest of the banker – allegedly a decorated British Army officer with connection with Europe’s royal families, including the House of Windsor.