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The Family of Harry Dunn 's "totally upset" about the remarks of the Prime Minister , said family spokesman Radd Seiger .

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

Boris Johnson , that he believed that the chances of a woman Sacoolas were delivered to "very low".

The comments came on Harry's mother's birthday and it has upset their "bitter".

Mr Seiger told the BBC: "The Dunn family is absolutely on your knees and I'm still trying to pick my jaw from The Floor .

"It's an outrageous set of comments from the leader of This Country , whose role it is to represent the people. "

Charlotte Charles, Harry's mother, was a "bitter-sad and confused" and "absolutely beside himself, on her birthday," said Lord Seiger .

He, The Family had agreed not to comment on with the government officials, the delivery, process and procedures have been completed.

"I hope that Mr Johnson will reflect on the remarks that he made, they were not very helpful, to say the least," he said.

The Family are also legal steps against The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO).

The Claim against The FCO issued in the name of Mr Dunn ' s Parents Ms Charles and Tim Dunn - argued that the granting of Diplomatic Immunity of the woman was Sacoolas "wrong in law".

New documents, seen by the PA news Agency, suggest that the FCO is not to say that you say, Mrs Sacoolas had immunity.

Northamptonshire police said The Force will take part in The Family to assert and she will not try to any cost.

The U.S. State Department has previously said the extradition request for Ms. Sacoolas is highly inappropriate and would be an abuse.

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 .

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.

Source of news: bbc.com