DPP concludes Harry Dunn’s alleged killer did not have immunity, family told

The parents and step-parents of Harry Dunn, (left to right) Charlotte Charles (mother), Bruce Charles (stepfather), Tim Dunn (father) and Tracey Dunn (stepmother), ahead of their meeting with Director of Public Prosecutions Max Hill QC, at CPS Headquarters in central London. The meeting is taking place amid Government discussions on holding a trial in the absence of suspect Anne Sacoolas.

The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has concluded Harry Dunn’s alleged killer did not have diplomatic immunity, the family have been told.

Max Hill QC’s conclusion contrasts with that of the Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab, who told Parliament on October 21 that Anne Sacoolas did have immunity.