In the years since the crash, Dunn's parents, with the support of the British government, have campaigned for Sacoolas to be prosecuted in Britain. The CPS statement on Monday did not specify the charge she would face but it previously said it would charge her with causing death by dangerous driving. Embassy in London did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Sacoolas' lawyer in 2020 said that she would not return voluntarily to potentially face jail for "a terrible but unintentional accident". Related video: Death of Harry Dunn 'not an intentional act' says Biden 18, with British media reporting Sacoolas will appear by video link. The case will be heard at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Jan. "While the challenges and complexity of this case are well known, we remain committed to securing justice in this matter," a spokesperson for the Crown Prosecution Service said. The United States has refused to extradite her. Sacoolas left Britain shortly after the accident, claiming diplomatic immunity from criminal prosecution. Harry Dunn, 19, died after his motorcycle was in a collision in August 2019 with a car driven by Anne Sacoolas near RAF Croughton, an air force base in the English county of Northamptonshire that is used by the U.S. diplomat is due to face a London court hearing next month over a fatal car crash in England in a case that led to diplomatic tensions between Britain and the United States.