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Former world champion boxer Scott Harrison has failed to appear in court in Glasgow after being arrested in Spain. The former world boxing champion Scott Harrison has appeared in court in Spain over an alleged brawl in a brothel.
The 29-year-old was due to attend Glasgow Sheriff Court over an alleged incident at a pub last year. The 29-year-old from Cambuslang had been due to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Monday over an incident in a pub last year.
The boxer is accused of several offences, including assaulting a police officer and breach of the peace. The boxer is accused of several offences including assaulting a police officer and breach of the peace.
A lawyer acting for Harrison at the intermediate hearing said he believed he was being held in custody in Spain. Last year the former WBO featherweight champion spent almost five weeks in a Spanish jail after being arrested.
Harrison covered his face with his jacket as he arrived at court in the Spanish city of Coin, west of Malaga, on Monday.
He faces charges relating to an alleged brawl at a nearby brothel over the weekend in which four people were injured.
Missing tooth
Two men also appeared at court in connection with the incident. One was wearing a neck brace.
The other showed photographers a missing tooth.
In Glasgow, a lawyer acting for Harrison at an intermediate hearing said he believed the boxer was being held in custody in Spain.
The boxer faces several charges including assaulting a police officer
The sheriff continued the case until Wednesday to allow the boxer's lawyers time to gather the facts.The sheriff continued the case until Wednesday to allow the boxer's lawyers time to gather the facts.
Two other men have also been charged in connection with the incident at the Counting House in Glasgow city centre on 22 April last year.Two other men have also been charged in connection with the incident at the Counting House in Glasgow city centre on 22 April last year.
Market town His co-accused, Paul Hinde, 29, and Christopher Lennon, 21, both of Rutherglen, were present in court.
His co-accused, Paul Hinde, 29, and Christopher Lennon, 21, both of Rutherglen, were present in court on Monday.
All three deny the charges.All three deny the charges.
The Scottish Sun newspaper said Harrison, from Cambuslang, near Glasgow, and two other men had been arrested at a bar near the Spanish market town of Coin. Last year he spent almost five weeks in a Spanish jail after being arrested.
A police spokesman in Coin said Harrison was being held in custody and was expected to appear in court in Malaga on Tuesday.
Last year the former WBO featherweight champion spent almost five weeks in a Spanish jail after being arrested.
He was detained by the Guardia Civil in the Costa del Sol in October over allegations of assault and trying to steal a car.He was detained by the Guardia Civil in the Costa del Sol in October over allegations of assault and trying to steal a car.
That case is expected to call in July.That case is expected to call in July.