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The United States criticized The British request for the extradition of an American accused of motorcyclists Harry Dunn , called it "highly inappropriate".

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 Home Office for delivery to the UK.

Dunn family spokesman Radd Seiger said she'll come "to 100%".

"I have No Doubt in my mind, the only thing that I can't tell you when," he told Bbc Breakfast .

"will not stop This campaign until Anne Sacoolas is back in the UK before the justice. There is no celebration until she's back, we will not rest.

"This woman is accused of taking Harry's life, then fleeing the country. No one is above The Law in modern society. You don't get to move to a country, a law breaking in this country And Then leave. "

Mr. Seiger said that under the circumstances, The Family was "really delighted" The British authorities had had a "huge step in the direction of justice," but if the Trump administration was to ignore or reject The Request , it would be re-presented, it should enter another administration in power.

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 .

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.

A spokeswoman for the U.S. state Department, said: "It is The Position of the government of the United States , which would be a request for extradition of a Person under these circumstances is an abuse.

"The use of an extradition agreement, to try to get back the wife of a former diplomat, the creation of the force would be an extremely disturbing precedent. "

Source of news: bbc.com