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Tubtim "Sue" Howson, the driver accused of fatally striking a Michigan University student last month and then fleeing to Thailand, will return to the United States to face charges, Thai officials announced.

The Michigan woman who fled the United States to Thailand after allegedly hitting a college student with her car on New Year's Day has agreed to come back to the United States.

The Michigan sheriff overseeing an investigation into a fatal hit-and-run says hes "absolutely" concerned the suspect will attempt to avoid extradition.

Michigan authorities and the FBI are seeking an international extradition after the suspect of a fatal hit-and-run crash allegedly fled the country to avoid prosecution.

CBS News Detroit sat down with Benjamin Kable's father, Michael Kable, who vividly remembers the morning he received the life-changing call.

Federal authorities allege Tubtim Sue Howson fled to her home country just days after a fatal crash to avoid prosecution for Ben Kables death.

The woman was on her way to work when she allegedly struck a 22-year-old man on New Year's Eve. According to the FBI, she told someone that "no cops" after being encouraged to turn herself in.

The woman was on her way to work when she allegedly struck a 22-year-old man on New Year's Eve. According to the FBI, she told someone that "no cops" after being encouraged to turn herself in.

The family of Ben Kable is only able to cross their fingers and hope for justice to be served after the suspect in their son's hit-and-run death was able to flee the country.

A Michigan woman fled the country to Thailand after her alleged involvement in a hit-and-run crash that killed a Michigan State University student, prosecutors say.