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Interpol Issuing Notice for ‘Spy Wife’ Anne Sacoolas in Crash That Killed Teen Harry Dunn: Report

Britain has been seeking extradition of Anne Sacoolas, who claimed diplomatic immunity and returned to the U.S., with “red notice” reportedly imminent.

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By Tracy Connor

Interpol is reportedly issuing a so-called red notice for Anne Sacoolas, the American woman who killed a British teen in a car crash and then used a claim of diplomatic immunity to return to the United States. U.K. officials have since asked for Sacoolas, whose husband worked at a CIA spy base in Britain, to be extradited and face a charge of causing Harry Dunn’s death by dangerous driving last August. Radd Seiger, a lawyer for Dunn’s family, told The Guardian that a notice means Sacoolas would be arrested if she sought to leave the United States, although Interpol cannot force police to arrest someone.

Read it at The Guardian

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