He was being treated for Covid in Glasgow when he was detained
A court hearing for a rape suspect fighting extradition to the US has been postponed on medical grounds.
Nicholas Rossi had been due to appear at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on Wednesday but the hearing did not take place and no new date was set. Rossi, 35, is wanted in the US in connection with alleged offences including rape and is contesting moves by authorities there to have him flown over to face legal proceedings.A Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service spokesman said Wednesday’s hearing was “postponed on medical grounds”.
Rossi was arrested in the UK more than two years ago in connection with the alleged offences in the US. He was being treated for Covid-19 at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow when he was detained in December 2021.
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