Wanted internationally

U.S. diplomat’s wife accused of killing British teen ‘wanted internationally’

Anne Sacoolas left the UK shortly after fatal crash and claimed diplomatic immunity.

By PAUL DALLISON

An Interpol Red Notice has been issued for the wife of a U.S. intelligence officer charged with causing the death of a teenage motorcyclist in the U.K.

According to the Independent, the parents of Harry Dunn, who was killed near a Royal Air Force base in Northamptonshire in August, were informed by British police that Anne Sacoolas is now “wanted internationally” and “should she leave the USA the wanted circulations should be enacted.”

Sacoolas left the U.K. shortly after the crash in which Dunn was killed and claimed diplomatic immunity. In October, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson asked U.S. President Donald Trump to "reconsider the U.S. position" and Dunn's parents met Donald Trump at the White House, when he offered them a meeting with Sacoolas, which they declined.

She was charged with causing death by dangerous driving in December but a month later, the U.S. rejected Britain’s request for extradition.

Red Notices are issued by Interpol (the International Criminal Police Organisation) "for fugitives wanted either for prosecution or to serve a sentence."