Dangerous Driving

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Harry Dunn died at the hospital after his motorcycle was involved in a crash outside RAF Croughton

accused, The chances of an American, motorcyclist, Harry Dunn , deported to the UK are "very low", the Prime Minister has said.

Mr. Dunn, 19, died after the collision with a car, allegedly Anne Sacoolas, the left is driven by the suspicion of the country for the United States to demand Diplomatic Immunity .

The United States criticized had The British request to extradite her.

Boris Johnson , The Move was "right" and the government will "make every effort that we can do it".

He said: "I think that the chances of America actually respond by sending Anne Sacoolas in This Country are very low.

"That's not what you do. But we will continue to make every effort that we can. "

The Home Office for delivery to the UK.

Dunn family spokesman Radd Seiger said: "I know what the Prime Minister ' s mind to make such comments, because the parents and I have not had the opportunity to sit down and talk with him, but we do not expect within the next couple of days.

"If he's supporting, in the comments on what Washington is currently, he may well be right.

"However, The Request for extradition is now supplied, and thus the legal process has begun, Mr. Johnson, the officers have been working extremely hard over The Last couple of months for the preparation of a thorough and conscientious case. "

Mr. Seiger said The Family would consider as a campaign for justice, to block U.S. bases and other measures should refuse the Trump administration, to return to the woman Sacoolas to the UK.

He said: "If that is what is leaked, The Campaign momentum to implement the action, A Number of measures, including the closure of the bases, and we will sit down with British officials to discuss what they are doing, not just Harry's family name, but the whole nation to ensure that justice is done and that No One suffers the same fate as Harry. "

Can be delivered to Anne Sacoolas?

will sent The extradition request to The British Embassy to the US State Department.

A lawyer will then decide whether it falls under the dual criminality Treaty, is where the alleged offence is A Crime in both countries and carries a prison sentence of at least one year.

The maximum penalty for causing death by Dangerous Driving 14 years imprisonment, although this is generally reserved for particularly severe cases.

The U.S. rejection of the extradition request, with the argument that a woman is Sacoolas still entitled to Diplomatic Immunity .

Anne Sacoolas image on their Wedding Day in 2003

The Crash happened outside the RAF Croughton, where a woman Sacoolas' man worked for Jonathan as a secret service officer. Mr Dunn died after his motorcycle was in a collision with a car owned by a woman Sacoolas.

The 42-year-old left Britain shortly after The Crash on 27. August and back in the USA, prompting a justice campaign of teenage parents, Charlotte , Charles, and Tim Dunn .

Mrs Sacoolas was collected in December of The Crown Prosecution Service with death by Dangerous Driving and the Home Office submitted its extradition request to the U.S. Department of Justice.

The U.S. State Department said that "a request to extradite an individual under such circumstances would be an Abuse ".

Charlotte Charles told reporters of the load said the decision was a "big step"

harry dunn crash, croughton

Source of news: bbc.com