Spirited Away

The American diplomats, the wife is granted immunity after The Crash that killed teenager Harry Dunn is "devastated by the tragic accident", her lawyer has said.

Anne Sacoolas legal representative, Amy Jeffress, has said it will "continue to cooperate with The Investigation ".

Mrs Sacoolas, 42, left for the US in the context of Diplomatic Immunity , although a suspect in The Crash with Mr Dunn, 19, in Northamptonshire, on 27 August.

But The Foreign office said, after he went home, she no longer has immunity.

A statement on behalf of Mrs Sacoolas, whose husband worked at the RAF Croughton in Northamptonshire, said: "Anne is devastated by this tragic accident.

"No loss comparable to the death of a child, and Anne extends her deepest sympathy to Harry Dunn 's Family . "

He added that it had cooperated "fully with The Police ".

"you spoke with authorities at The Accident site and met with the Northampton police at her home the next day. You will continue the cooperation with The Investigation ," The Statement .

"Anne would like to meet with Mr Dunn' s parents, so that they Express their deepest sympathy and apologize for this tragic accident.

"We have been in contact with The Family lawyers and look forward to hearing from you. "

foreign Minister Dominic Raab wrote to Mr. Dunn to explain The Family on Saturday, The British and American governments now, as a woman, Sacoolas' immunity is irrelevant.

The Letter said: "We have pressed strongly for a waiver of immunity, so that justice can be done. While the U.S. government steadfastly has denied that waiver, that's the end of The Matter .

"We have looked at this very carefully. the government of the United Kingdom is of the view that the immunity, and, therefore, a question of waiver, is no longer relevant in women's Sacoolas case, because they returned home.

"have notified US that you consider that the immunity is no longer relevant. "

In response to The Letter , Mr Dunn's mother, Charlotte, Charles,: "We knew from the beginning that the "extra" feeling in The Pit of our stomach told us that something was not right.

"We are proud of ourselves for the fight for justice for Harry , and not ignore this nagging, in our bodies.

"We would prefer our Beautiful Boy , but we are also thrilled that all of these fights for justice for Harry not In Vain has been.

"We will continue to fight for the change of the Diplomatic Immunity laws and other positive changes we can achieve. "

Mark Stephens , a lawyer for The Family of Dunn, said: "you are allowed, or encouraged, waft on an American transport plane and effectively rendered, a refugee from British justice.

"And now we find out, of course, that you are not entitled to Diplomatic Immunity , and in such a case, it is in a foreign country, a fugitive from British justice.

"We hope that you are voluntarily and it was also just a bad piece of advice you received from The American authorities. "

some 23,000 people in the UK Diplomatic Immunity , a status reserved for Foreign Diplomats and their families, as long as you don't have The British citizenship.

It means that, in theory, you can't case face court proceedings for all crimes or civil.

But where crimes are committed, The Foreign office can request of a foreign government for the waiver of the immunity.

Diplomatic Immunity is in no way limited to those whose name is on the Diplomatic list. Drivers, cooks and other support staff, accredited to the United Kingdom ("the receiving state") have the same diplomatic status and immunity.

Earlier, The Lawyer for Mr. Dunn's Family , Radd-Seiger, appealed for anyone with information about Mrs Sacoolas return to the United States to come to the front.

Mr Dunn's parents, who have previously said they are considering a civil lawsuit against a woman Sacoolas, are set to fly to the US on Sunday and you can visit New York and Washington DC.

Mr. Seiger said she was "dealing with the media and politicians, such as ask you to reach out for the support of all Americans, and, to do pressure on The American administration, The Right Thing ".

On Friday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson , to grant the United States "absolutely ruthless" in its protection of the woman Sacoolas according to the decision of their Diplomatic Immunity .

He said, although President Donald Trump was sympathetic to Mr Dunn 's Family ' s views are trying to use the Diplomatic Immunity , the United States was "very reluctant" to allow citizens abroad.

This followed the revelation that Mrs Sacoolas would not be returning to the UK, when short reports are held by Mr. Trump

Chief Constable of Northamptonshire police Nick Adderley said The Investigation into The Crash will continue.

The Force said CCTV of The Crash in which Mr. Dunn died, shows a Volvo-driving on the wrong side of The Road .

Source of news: bbc.com