Photograph office says it has dismissed Harry and Meghan's solicitation to turn over vehicle pursue

Photograph office says it has dismissed Harry and Meghan's solicitation to turn over vehicle pursue pictures

A US photograph organization says it has would not surrender pictures and video of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex taken in New York

on Tuesday late evening during what the imperial couple called a "close disastrous" vehicle pursue by "a ring of exceptionally forceful paparazzi."

Backgrid USA let CNN on Friday know that it had answered a letter from the Sussexes' legitimate group

, saying the protected material had a place with the organization and the couple reserve no options to it.

CNN has not seen the letter alluded to by Backgrid.

The fight including the royals, and Meghan's mom, Doria Ragland,

became public on Wednesday after the couple's representative put out an announcement reproving a "

persevering pursuit" that "brought about various close to impacts including different drivers out and about, walkers and two NYPD officials."

Articulations from the New York Police

Division, the city's chairman and a policing affirmed the blueprints of the couple's record

of what occurred after they left the Ms. Establishment's Ladies of Vision Grants, where Meghan was being respected.

In any case, the language utilized in articulations was more controlled.

The NYPD just said "various photographic artists"

had "made their vehicle testing" following their takeoff from the Ziegfeld Dance hall.

New York City Chairman Eric Adams cast uncertainty on two or three's two-hour time span for the pursuit yet added that,

independent of length, the episode was "crazy" and "reckless."

The photograph organization told the BBC it had gotten a letter that read:

"We thusly request that Backgrid quickly give us duplicates of all photographs,

recordings, as well as movies required the previous evening by the independent picture takers after the couple left their occasion and over the course of the following a few hours."

Backgrid told CNN its legal advisors had written accordingly: "In America, as I'm certain you know, property has a place with its proprietor:

Outsiders can't simply request it be given to them, as maybe Lords can do.

"Maybe you ought to plunk down with your

client and educate them that his English principles with respect to imperial right to request that the populace

hand over their property to the Crown were dismissed by this country some time in the past.

"We stand by our initial architects."

The California-based photograph office recently let CNN on Thursday know that it was taking

"Ruler Harry's charges truly" and would lead an examination following Tuesday's vehicle pursue,

regardless of photographic artists at the scene "feeling that the couple was not in that frame of mind anytime."

The Sussexes' most recent fight with the newspaper

Press started worldwide moving news inclusion on

Wednesday, with the occurrence repeating the

Conditions that prompted the demise of Harry's

Mother, Diana. The Princess of Ridges passed on in

1997 in the wake of experiencing interior wounds coming about

From a rapid fender bender In Paris.

Harry has frequently talked about the injury of losing his mom when he was 12 and has recently shared how each camera streak

takes him "straight back" to one of the most terrible snapshots of his life.

In the couple's Netflix docuseries delivered the year before,

he emphasized what he saw as the equals between his significant other's treatment by the media to that looked by his mom almost thirty years prior.

"Paparazzi actually bug individuals," he said in the second episode of the six-section series.

"In any case, the provocation truly exists more web-based at this point.

When the photos are out and the accounts then, at that point, put close to it, then, at that point, comes the online entertainment provocation.

To see one more lady in my life, who I love, go through this taking care of furor - that is hard. It is essentially the tracker versus the prey."