Meghan and Prince Harry Automobile Chase Case
Someone who was part of the law enforcement team guarding the royal couple Prince Harry and Meghan reveals a “chaotic” paparazzi chase that took place in New York on Tuesday and say it almost result in fatalities.
The security team protecting Meghan and Prince Harry Markle claims that the automobile chase “could have been fatal.”
Chris Sanchez claimed in an exclusive interview with CNN that photographers were pursuing the Sussex’s after they left the city’s Ziegfeld Ballroom. This is where the Women of Ambition Awards were being holding. Ultimately, no one was hurt, and the pair making it to their accommodation safely although shocking, he adds. “This is unlike anything I’ve ever seen or experienced. The situation we were in was really chaotic. There were roughly a dozen automobiles, scooters, and bicycles there, according to Sanchez.
“Several times, the general population was in danger. It might have ended fatally. Red lights and curbs were being jumping. The limousine transporting the couple was briefly halt at one point. Also until we were allowing to exit, they began shooting pictures.
Police describes the scene as “challenging,” but no one was wound and there were no wrecks.
Because the paparazzi were acting so erratically. Sanchez claims he was more worry about the general public than he was about the principals, Prince Harry and Meghan. People were walking on pavements, crossing streets & the (paparazzi) were doing so while it was still red. Everything we did was in accordance with the law.
During the pursuit, Sanchez claimed that Harry and Meghan “more than once” switched automobiles. The duo were driving away from the ceremony for the awards in a black sedan before they were later getting into a yellow taxi. The prince and princess of Sussex were “frightening, exhaust, but delightful to be back” following the incident, he continues.
The New York Police Department (NYPD) states that it aids the Sussexes’ private security team on Tuesday evening.
The royal couple of Sussex landed at their destination, and Julian Phillips, the NYPD’s assistant commissioner for public information, reported no accidents, summons to appear, injuries, or arrests in connection. Prince Harry has spoken out frequently about the safety of his family, drawing parallels. This is between his wife’s treatment and that of his mom, Princess Diana.
The couple’s spokesman stated that “being a member of the public entails a level of public interest. But it shouldn’t ever occur at the expense of anyone’s safety,” and urged journalists not to publish images from the event.
A local security source told CNN that the couple’s allegation of trailing by a “swarm” of photographers on Tuesday was partially substantiating. The act, according to New York City Mayor Eric Adams, was “reckless” and “irresponsible.” On Wednesday, Buckingham Palace informing CNN that it was not going to be making any comments about the event.
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