Not giving up.
Family and friends of Harry Dunn have demonstrated outside the RAF airbase near where he was killed and warned that protests could spread to other bases across the country.
Almost 100 friends and supporters of the Dunn family temporarily blocked the entrance to RAF Croughton in Northamptonshire, asking the US authorities to comply with the UK extradition process. They highlighted the injustice of the fact that some US citizens are able to commit crimes on British soil and then depart without being subject to UK law.
Radd Seiger, spokesperson for the Dunn family, said: “If anybody in Washington thinks that anybody here is going to accept a position where it is OK for American service members to come over here and take a life and then get on the next flight home, well they’ve got another thing coming to them.
“We don’t want to do it but ultimately these [American] bases are posing a threat to us, not just in Northamptonshire but right around the country. If necessary, because we feel under threat, we will close them down.”
He said they felt a demonstration was “the only way we can get our feelings across to Washington”.
''Ultimately if they don’t send [Sacoolas] back we will not accept [RAF Croughton] being in our community,” he added.