On Friday 24th of January, it was announced by the US state department that the Secretary of State Mike Pompeo refused the extradition of Anne Sacoolas.
Now that secretary of state Mike Pompeo has refused a valid extradition request from the Home Office for the return of Anne Sacoolas to the UK to face the justice system; we urge Prime Minister Boris Johnson MP, Home Secretary Priti Patel MP and the Home Office to take a stance against this action which denies justice for both Harry and his family.
In order to gain fair and proper justice, the UK must take a strong stance against the refusal of this extradition. Boris Johnson must make it clear in conversations with President Trump that this incident cannot be allowed to evade justice. Priti Patel and the Home Office must communicate with their counterparts to show their disappointment and anger at the refusal of this extradition request.
Harry Dunn died after his motorbike was involved in a collision with a car of which Mrs Sacoolas was driving. Harry was 19 years old, and his family now deserves closure. Mrs Sacoolas left the UK claiming diplomatic immunity and now is refusing to return to assist with the investigation of this tragedy and to face charges of dangerous driving.
Please help and sign this petition in order so that Harry's family may get a small amount of closure over his tragic death and that Anne Sacoolas may return turn to face justice for this horrific incident.