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US man faces extradition over nurse’s injuries in UK crash

Police have told Ms Donowho that Monday’s hearing in the US relates to potential “extradition to the UK”.

Ms Donowho suffered multiple fractures in the crash, including breaks in both ankles, her right hand and sternum.

Radd Seiger, a spokesman for her, said in a statement to the Press Association (PA) news agency: “It is almost a year since Elizabeth suffered the crash which very nearly took her life.

“We do not know why the extradition process has taken so long but we are delighted to see that it is now under way and we look forward to Mr Calderon being returned to the UK shortly so that he can face our justice system.

“He is of course innocent of the charges he faces until proven otherwise.”

PA said it understood there were no issues surrounding diplomatic immunity in his case.

Police previously told Ms Donowho that Mr Calderon’s work related to matters that might have come under the Official Secrets Act.


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