Harry Redknapp told wife 'it's a misunderstanding' when police kept him in cell overnight

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When Harry Met Sandra, Sandra opens up about the events that preceded Harry's 2012 trial for alleged tax evasion and calls it the 'biggest test' of their extended marriage with it handing them a fight-year nightmare in total.Although the trial only lasted two weeks before Harry was cleared of all charges, their concerns began back in November of 2007 when a home-alone Sandra received a knock from the police at their residence in Bournemouth.Having been initially terrified due to a recent break-in in which a neighbour was held at gunpoint, Sandra expected the worse and even feared that Harry had been killed in a plane crash having been in Germany at the time. READ MORE: Harry Redknapp left completely speechless after savage Jeremy Clarkson question When told that the house needed to be searched, Sandra initially refused to open the gate before being informed that there was a warrant for a house search over alleged corruption.Having opened the gate, the police thoroughly searched the premises and left the house a total mess, with Sandra admitting that after the terror and fear had passed - she was left totally furious.On Harry's arrival back in the UK a few hours later, he called from a police station to tell his wife that he was being kept in - with officers looking at a £100,000 payment made to Portsmouth player Amdy Faye by his football agent Willie McKay back in 2003.Sandra says: "The police believed the money had been paid to avoid tax and wanted to know who gave the payment the green light - Harry being one of the suspected."She says that Harry said at the time: "I don't deal with the money side of things, Sarn.