Removal of US Embassy staffer from UK 'unforgivable'

Removal of US Embassy staffer from UK 'unforgivable' The removal from the United Kingdom of a United States embassy employee accused of possessing indecent images has been described as "unforgivable" by the parent of Harry Dunn. The individual was flown out of the United Kingdom without being questioned by British police. Charlotte Charles, whose son was killed by United States national Anne Sacoolas in a road collision near a Northamptonshire airbase, said the matter bore "all the hallmarks" of Harry Dunn's case. Anne Sacoolas departed the United Kingdom after diplomatic immunity was asserted on her behalf. The United States Embassy stated that inquiries are continuing in conjunction with United Kingdom authorities. A United Kingdom government spokesperson declined to comment, citing the ongoing United States investigation, but noted that Britain expects overseas diplomats to obey the law. It is understood that the employee, who was returned to the United States on a commercial flight in August, worked at the United States embassy in Nine Elms, southwest London. Although not a diplomat, he benefited from the protection afforded by diplomatic status. Charles, who campaigned for Anne Sacoolas to face trial following her son's death near the United States airbase at RAF Croughton, said: "I'm disgusted erstwhile again by the US government." She added: "This has each the hallmarks of Harry's lawsuit each implicit it and it is unforgivable." She further remarked: "They wouldn't similar different countries coming to Washington DC to bash this – wherefore connected world bash they deliberation they tin get distant with it here?" Finally, she said: "I anticipation the nationalist talk up again similar they did for america for Harry and that this antheral is extradited backmost present to the UK...to look justice."