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The NYPD reportedly doesn't believe Harry and Meghan's reported paparazzi pursuit requires any further action or that any laws were broken.

The NYPD reportedly doesn't believe Harry and Meghan's reported paparazzi pursuit requires any further action or that any laws were broken.

The NYPD reportedly doesn't believe Harry and Meghan's reported paparazzi pursuit requires any further action or that any laws were broken.

After they finally made it to their destination, Harry and Meghan were "scared, exhausted, but relieved to be back," according to their security officer.

New York police officials have told a US news outlet that the Harry and Meghan paparazzi car chase was ‘a bit of a chaotic scene’ but denied it was ‘near catastrophic.’

Sussexes have not heard from any senior royals since revealing 'relentless pursuit'.

The court of public opinion on Harry and Meghan is unmoved. The book, the Netflix series and the numerous TV interviews have cemented people's views. 

Tom Buda, the head of the security firm responsible for the couple's transportation, told NBC News the photographers had behaved in a "reckless" manner.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were left shaken up after being followed by paparazzi through New York City in a “frightening” and “reckless” pursuit, the…

Tom Buda, responsible for couple’s transport, conceded pursuit was not ‘high speed’ but did put them in danger