There is a bit in today's judgment (paragraph 135) that hasn't been included in the thread so far.
.....a thorough review of the incident had taken place and although no formal charges were brought against the parties involved at the time, we did conclude that the behaviour in question was reckless. (The next part of the judgment details the report, as already posted).
In NYC, reckless endangerment is charged as a misdemeanor if no-one was hurt. If convicted, it carries a sentence of up to 1 year in prison. Thankfully there were no reported injuries.
No arrests have been made to date (28th Feb 2024). The letter/report on the incident saying there was enough evidence to make arrests was sent on 6th December 2023. I don't know if the NYPD are likely to pursue these arrests at this stage.
The Daily Beast article has also used words that are not in the letter with regards to the NYPD. They said:
"....also upgraded its security protocol....."
The wording of the letter actually says:
"....certain changes to the security posture...."
Hopefully these changes will lead to more effective strategies between the NYPD and Harry’s private security team for future visits.
The Independent have picked up the story.