State Dept. Says It Won't Extradite Wife Of Diplomat In Teen Death

The transcript discusses the case of Anne Sacoolas, the wife of an American diplomat, who was charged with causing the death of 19-year-old British motorcyclist Harry Dunn. The incident occurred when Sacoolas was allegedly driving on the wrong side of the road. After the incident, she returned to the US under diplomatic immunity. The US State Department refused to extradite her, citing diplomatic immunity concerns. The UK's Crown Prosecution Service had initiated extradition proceedings, but Sacoolas's attorney stated she would not return voluntarily. The Dunn family is exploring options to pursue extradition.

What was Anne Sacoolas charged with in relation to the incident involving Harry Dunn?

• Speeding

• Causing death by dangerous driving

• Driving under the influence

• Hit and run

Why did the US State Department refuse to extradite Anne Sacoolas?

• Lack of evidence

• Diplomatic immunity concerns

• She had already been tried in the US

• She was not in the US

What was the reaction of the US government towards the Dunn family?

• They ignored the case

• They expressed condolences

• They promised a trial in the US

• They offered financial compensation

What action did the UK's Crown Prosecution Service take in December?

• Requested a retrial

• Dropped the charges

• Issued a travel ban

• Started extradition proceedings

What is the Dunn family considering to ensure Anne Sacoolas faces trial in the UK?

• Filing a lawsuit in the US

• Exploring possible extradition steps

• Appealing to the UN

• Requesting a presidential pardon