Bikers gather to back Dunn's fight for justice for Harry

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Around a thousand motorbike enthusiasts from across the UK have gathered in Northamptonshire to support the family of Harry Dunn in their fight for answers.

A special ride left from Brackley football club in memory of the 19 year old.

A motorbike convoy makes it's way through the village of Charlton as they follow Harry Dunn's last ride. Credit: PA

Harry died following a crash with a car owned by an American woman - Anne Sacoolas - outside RAF Croughton on August 27.

Harry Dunn died in the crash back in August. Credit: Family picture

Mrs Sacoolas is believed to have been driving on the wrong side of the road when she hit the teenager's motorbike.

She claimed diplomatic immunity after the incident and returned to the US, sparking an international controversy.

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Since then hundreds of people have been helping to raise money for the 'Justice for Harry' campaign in a series of a special events.

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The convoy passed RAF Croughton in Northamptonshire as they followed Harry's last bike ride. Credit: PA

In the past few weeks, detectives from Northamptonshire Police travelled to the US where they interviewed Ms Sacoolas and passed the details of the interview to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) for consideration.

No charges against the US suspect have been brought.

Mr Dunn's family travelled to the US last month to put pressure on the administration and President Donald Trump to get justice for their son.

However they were told by Mr Trump that Ms Sacoolas would not return to the UK.

The teenager’s parents said they had refused to meet Ms Sacoolas who was also in the White House as they met Mr Trump, as the meeting would have been "appropriate."