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Carrick-on-Shannon courthouse.
A European arrest warrant was issued last week at Carrick-on-Shannon Circuit Court for a man believed to be living in the UK accused of an assault causing serious harm in Carrick-on-Shannon.
Mark Scott having an address at Ballybride, Roscommon, Co, Roscommon is a co-accused in a section 4 assault case which occurred on July 17, 2016 on Main Street, Carrick-on-Shannon.
Mr Scott did not appear in court last week to face his charge.
A bench warrant for not appearing previously was cancelled and a European arrest warrant was issued by Judge John Aylmer.
Garda Inspector Ray Mulderrig said it is understood Mr Scott is outside the jurisdiction - probably residing in the UK.
The co-accused in the same case has had his trial adjourned to the next sitting of Carrick-on-Shannon Circuit Court in May this year.
A jury will be required for the trial and it is expected to last at least one week.
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