Removal of US Embassy staffer from UK 'unforgivable'
Summary
A US embassy staff member accused of having indecent images was removed from the UK without being questioned by British police. The person was flown back to the US under diplomatic protection, which has caused anger among Harry Dunn’s family, whose son was killed in a crash involving a US citizen with diplomatic immunity.Key Facts
- A US embassy worker in London was accused of possessing indecent images.
- This person was sent back to the US before British police could question him.
- The staffer was not a diplomat but had diplomatic protection.
- Charlotte Charles, Harry Dunn’s mother, said this reminded her of her son’s case, where a US citizen left the UK claiming diplomatic immunity.
- Harry Dunn died in a crash involving Anne Sacoolas, who left the UK before trial.
- The US Embassy is working with UK authorities on the case but expects their staff to follow strict conduct rules.
- British police continue to communicate with US officials about the investigation.
- Harry Dunn’s family and supporters want the US staffer to face justice in the UK.
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