US spy’s wife pictured driving HER kids in America after refusing to face justice for Harry Dunn death crash
A FUGITIVE US spy's wife has been pictured driving her kids on the school run after refusing to come to the UK and face justice for Harry Dunn's death.
Anne Sacoolas was snapped calmly running errands and filling her car up with petrol six months after she fled to the States following the death crash.
The 42-year-old was allegedly driving on the wrong side of the road when she hit Harry's motorbike outside RAF Croughton in Northamptonshire on August 27.
She claimed diplomatic immunity after the incident and returned to the US on September 15 - but was charged in December with causing Harry's death by dangerous driving.
The US State Department said returning Sacoolas - married to an American intelligence official - would be highly inappropriate.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo last month rejected the extradition request - with Boris Johnson admitting the chances of her returning are "very low".
EASY LIFE
New pictures now show Sacoolas apparently back to her old life as she drives her children in Virginia, the reports.
She was snapped heading to a retail park, which boasts a Starbucks, restaurants and a supermarket, after completing the school run on Friday.
Sacoolas was later pictured filling up her Subaru Ascent SUV - and snapped again on Monday with the same car texting as her children sat in the car.
If she were convicted of causing death by dangerous driving, Sacoolas would face losing her licence.
The latest pictures have been slammed by Harry's distraught family, who are fighting to get Sacoolas extradited to the UK to face trial.
'SHE CAN'T RUN'
Radd Seiger, the family's lawyer, told the newspaper: "On the day that the family are calling on Anne Sacoolas to do the right thing and return to the UK, it's galling to learn that she is seemingly attempting to carry on her life, as if the tragic road traffic collision in which Harry died had never happened.
"Neither the family nor the millions of people around the world who support them are going to accept that for a second. Anne Sacoolas cannot run from justice."
Sacoolas is currently living in a £2,100-a-month rented four-bedroom detached home on the outskirts of Washington DC with her husband and three kids.
But neighbours have reportedly urged her to return to Britain - with a "concerned citizen" sending an anonymous letter to residents.
It read: "[Mrs Sacoolas] has been charged by UK authorities and her lawyer has asserted she will not voluntarily return to Great Britain. This is simply put a travesty of justice!"
DEATH CRASH
Sacoolas could now be issued with an Interpol arrest notice or be tried in the UK without being present, Mr Seiger revealed last month.
He said the Foreign Office were looking at a "number of options" after the US refused to extradite Anne Sacoolas from the US back to the UK.
Mr Seiger told BBC Radio 4: "They could try her in her absence, or issue an Interpol red notice so if she steps outside of the US she gets arrested and brought back.
"There are number of lawyers looking at all sorts of things.
"We are going to have to be patient."
Meanwhile Boris Johnson has warned President Trump that failing to extradite her would be a "denial of justice";.
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