The family of a motorcycle driver Harry Dunn, who was killed in an accident outside an American military base in the UK, said an inquiry over how the Foreign Office (FO) took over the matter within weeks.

The 19 -year -old bike was killed in 2019 by a car driving the wrong part of the road by Anne Saculus at RAF Croton, Northamptonshire.

He left the country after the incident, the US claimed that it was diplomatic immunity from the prosecution.

Mr. Dun’s mother Charlotte Charles described the review as a “welcome step”.

Family has Repeated criticism The way the case was dealt with by both the US and Britain governments.

Ms. Charles said: “We hope that this investigation will be a real, independent discovery, not only for us, but also to ensure that whatever we did.

“Any bereaved family should never be treated the way we were.”

Sacoolas found guilty of causing death due to careless driving in 2022 and handed over an eight -month suspended jail period.

The UK government allowed him to leave the country after the incident and in the family point of view, gave unfair advice on the issue of immunity.

Ms. Charles said that at that time the UK government was rude, “cruel” and failed to join her.

Family members said that they met the officials in the FO on Wednesday and were told that an investigation would be chaired by former Chief Inspector Dame Anne Over.

It is understood that the review will not consider any issue involved in the participation of the US government or the hearing of the previous court.

The review announcement comes after one week after the other Independent report criticizes Northamptonshire Police To deal with the investigation.

It said that, while Saikolas was in a state of shock, he should “be arrested” after the accident.

The Northamptonshire police have apologized, saying that it has failed “best for the victim”.

The Foreign Office has refused to comment so far.