Dangerous Driving

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

The Family of Harry Dunn , the government has urged to refuse the extradition of Julian Assange to the US yields the main suspect in his death back to the UK.

Dunn family spokesman Radd Seiger accused the US of "hypocrisy" in seeking Assange's extradition, despite the rejection of The Return of Anne Sacoolas.

she suspected teenage death by Dangerous Driving .

The Family , said The Foreign Minister, said he is "examining all options".

The 19-year-olds have called on parents to refuse to Dominic Raab , and the government, any further request for extradition by the United States, including that of the Wikileaks-co-founder - After

Anne Sacoolas image on their Wedding Day in 2003

Ms Sacoolas, a citizen of the United States and wife of an intelligence officer, claimed Diplomatic Immunity After the fatal crash in August, and returned to the United States.

Mr. Seiger said, had assumed The Foreign Affairs Committee, your request for a public inquiry into the extradition and Diplomatic Immunity Ms Sacoolas who allegedly worked for the CIA given.

It Comes After The Foreign office said it was "confident" the case "properly and lawfully".

Mr Dunn died After his motorcycle was in a collision with a car owned by a woman Sacoolas.

The Crash happened outside the RAF Croughton, where a woman Sacoolas' man worked for Jonathan as a secret service officer.

Mr. Dunn's mother, Charlotte, Charles, and father, Tim Dunn , said Mr Raab told in a 27. January meeting, that the government is "examining all options" After the United States to return refused, Ms Sacoolas to the UK.

with reference to Mr Assange's possible extradition to the United States, Lord Seiger, said Mr. Dunn's family "understand and respect", the "great public interest" in the delivery, adding that "nobody must be allowed to escape justice" by the escape of a Country .

Julian Assange 's extradition process begins at Woolwich Crown Court on Monday

In the rejection of the British "legal" extradition request, Mr Seiger accused the U.S.-market launch of "the biggest attack" on his "so-called special relationship" with Britain.

Mr Seiger added: "This is not US behavior like a ally, and has effectively thumbed its nose at the UK and ignores the clear provisions of the Treaty, to tear effective it is. "

He said The Principle of "reciprocity" is The Heart of any extradition Treaty, to follow what the United States is "coming from" in his "shameful refusal" the delivery of the Ms Sacoolas.

"so, you show an extraordinary degree of hypocrisy and double standards on display are unprecedented," he added.

Mr Seiger continues: "in the name of Harry Dunn 's family and the millions of concerned citizens in the UK, I now request that the British government block all further deliveries to the United States, including that of Julian Assange , up to the time when Anne Sacoolas is delivered and back on British soil in front of the justice Here . "

Prince Andrew resigned from Royal duties, said for the "foreseeable future,"

Mr. Pompeo previously, the prospect of "a deal increased to be done" about Mr Dunn's case, and the U.S. investigation of Prince Andrew Jeffrey Epstein connections

But Mr. Raab, it would

Lord Seiger, said Mr. Dunn's family was "severely disappointed" since his death, and called on the government,"show us what you are made of, if you convey confidence that you really want to have our back. "

His comments on the protests, in which hundreds of Assange's supporters marched through London before the

Mr Assange is facing extradition to the USA on 18 charges and faces up to 175 years in prison, if found Guilty followed on Saturday.

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Source of news: bbc.com