Street CCTV Footage Captures Sussexes’ Reckless Car Chase in New York City

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and her mother, Doria Ragland, have been fined by the New York police for endangering pedestrians and failing to wear seatbelts.

The incident occurred on Tuesday night when the royal couple and Ragland were being pursued by a group of aggressive paparazzi, according to a statement from their spokesperson.

However, the New York City Police Department (NYPD) claimed to have assisted the private security team protecting the Sussexes during the incident, ensuring that there were no reported collisions, injuries, or arrests.

An insider source revealed that the Sussexes were fined $150 for intentionally not wearing seatbelts in the taxi, despite repeated warnings from the driver.

In New York State, drivers and passengers over the age of 16 who fail to buckle up can face fines exceeding $50, along with potential penalty points on their license.

Surprisingly, none of the three individuals involved in the car chase—Meghan, Harry, and Doria—were wearing seatbelts in the cab.

This is especially ironic considering their previous public statements advocating for seatbelt usage, particularly by their son Archie.

The consequences of not wearing seatbelts are well-known, as they significantly reduce the risk of death in car accidents.

It is crucial for everyone, regardless of their fame or status, to prioritize their safety and the safety of others on the road.

Moreover, Meghan may also face fines for disturbing public order by contacting the paparazzi.

She should be held accountable for putting the lives of pedestrians, taxi drivers, security guards, and policemen at risk.

The involvement of the NYPD in this incident has raised several concerns.

The claim made by the Sussexes that numerous police stations did nothing has prompted the need for a thorough internal investigation.

Testimonies will be required from the Sussexes themselves, the taxi driver, the bodyguard, and all individuals involved in any alleged collisions.

Witnesses, including pedestrians and other drivers in the vicinity during the two-hour chase, must also come forward.

Additionally, CCTV footage will play a crucial role in determining the sequence of events.

It is evident that the reputation and popularity of the Sussexes are at stake.

The consequences of their actions will not simply fade away.

Mayor Eric Adams of New York City expressed skepticism about the reported two-hour high-speed chase, noting that the exact duration remains unclear.

However, given the abundance of surveillance cameras in New York City, the police will have ample resources to investigate the incident thoroughly.

Retired NYPD detective Dietel dismissed the Sussexes' account as ridiculous, emphasizing that the police will be able to uncover the truth due to the extensive network of street cameras in New York City.

He stated, “I think this is rubbish.

This to me is the most ridiculous sounding thing in the world, and I've been in the security business and retired from the police department for 38 years.”

As the investigation unfolds, it becomes increasingly apparent that the Sussexes' decision to stage a car pursuit in New York City was ill-advised.

Their actions not only endanger public safety but also risk damaging their relationship with the community.

Breaking the law and jeopardizing the lives of innocent people cannot be justified by a desire to avoid media attention.

The consequences they now face may have far-reaching implications for their future.