Interpol issues notice for Anne Sacoolas over Harry Dunn's death

• The notice means diplomatic immunity no longer applies, a spokesperson for Harry Dunn's family claimed in a tweet as he renewed calls for her extradition to face the charge of causing death by dangerous driving as a result of driving on the wrong side of the road last August.
• But a State Department spokesperson told Axios that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's decision was final when the U.S. declined the extradition request.

What they're saying: "At the time the accident occurred, and for the duration of her stay in the UK, the U.S. citizen driver in this case had immunity from criminal jurisdiction," the spokesperson said.

• "If the United States had granted the U.K.’s extradition request, it would have rendered the invocation of diplomatic immunity a practical nullity and would have set an extraordinarily troubling precedent."

• The spokesperson said the U.S. had been closely "engaged with" the U.K. government on the case, "and we have been transparent about our positions on legal and diplomatic matters concerning this accident."

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Editor's note: This article has been updated with the State Department's comments.