The former US president's bodyguard will provide security for Prince Harry at the Invictus Games
The former Secret Service officer was part of Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan's "near-disastrous" car chase as a security detail.

Prince Harry arrived in Germany on Saturday, September 9, hours before the start of the Invictus Games, after a short visit to the UK.
The Duke of Sussex was also seen leaving Dusseldorf International Airport and getting into a car to head to his hotel. Along with the Duke, his security detail was managed by former US presidential bodyguard Chris Sanchez, the Daily Mail reported.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepped down as royals in 2020, causing a rift between them and the royal family.
When the couple immigrated to the United States from the UK, they were stripped of their security clearance and left in a vulnerable position. Since then, Sanchez has served as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's chief bodyguard, accompanying them on all trips abroad and within the United States.
The former Secret Service official was previously part of former US President Barack Obama's national security team.
Most recently, Sanchez was involved in a couple's "near-disastrous" car chase in New York City in May.
There were different reactions regarding this incident. A rep for the Sussexes said they were involved in a "relentless" high-speed chase through the streets of Manhattan, which meant the paparazzi put other people's lives at risk.
Meanwhile, police questioned their situation, saying only that it was "difficult" to return to the vacation rental, but said no arrests had been made.
Prince Harry arrived in Germany without his wife Meghan Markle, who is now back in the US with their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibeth. The Duchess of Sussex is set to fly to see her husband during the Olympics.





































