Harry Dunn crash: US diplomat's wife 'devastated' by his death

When I was a child passenger in cars driven by my parents american friends, quite a few of them drove on the wrong side of the road.
From memory, those stopped by the police were never arrested- only informed of their mistake and the worst mannered occasionally hit with an 'on the spot' fine.
Police did tell a few not to drive in the uk or rent a hire car again.

It's not for me to decide upon whether Ms. Sacoolas intentions or actions were reasonable.
But it is unreasonable for the media & social media users to start spreading inaccurate allegations about her for the purpose of decimating her character and stirring up hostility against her.
Gives the impression of deliberate dishonesty and risks poisoning the jury pool in any civil or criminal case filed against her.

I am not sure what you are saying. Did not Harry Dunn die? Are you saying that it was nothing to do with the named woman? the cctv placed her at the scene

The uk criminal justice system is based upon corpus delicti, the presumption of innocence in media reporting and trial by judge&jury- not the media.
Three lawyers in the office where I work were issued with written reprimands this afternoon for tweeting or retweeting false allegations against Ms. Sacoolas
I'm saying that there is no place for media misinformation or false allegations deliberately made online with dishonest intent.

But rather than say sorry, yhis cowardly woman should find her way back to the uk and cooperate fully with the police enquiries.

The hostile, automatic "guilty of some crime" attitude that many people and media outlets have demonstrated against Ms. Sacoolas hardly encourages her to co-operate with any uk based investigations into the incident.
There has also been a lot of misinformation going around in relation to the alleged actions of Ms. Sacoolas prior to and in the immediate aftermath of the fatal crash.

Yeah but the media don't run the courts. She wouldn't just be thrown in a gulag for 20 years the second she stepped foot in the country. She would be investigated fairly and given a fair trial so what reason is there not to cooperate? If she's so devastated, prove it by coming back and cooperating with the investigation.

Apparently not 'devastated' enough to come back here and face justice though.
Although its nice to hear that the UK government considers her immunity 'null and void' following her fleeing. Alas i have yet to hear of many cases where the States extradites its citizens irrespective of immunity etc.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-northamptonshire-50030750