US 'spy', 22, who fled the UK when he crashed into a nurse, 56, and left her unable to walk is due in court after being arrested in Texas

An American soldier who fled the UK after crashing into a nurse is due to appear in court today after being arrested in Texas. Isaac Calderon, 22, left 56-year-old Elizabeth Donowho with multiple fractures following the crash in Herefordshire in July last year. Isaac Calderon was labelled a potential 'flight risk' by police but was still able to leave the UK on a flight to Texas on November 25 Elizabeth Donowho was left with multiple fractures following the crash in Herefordshire in July last year Radd Seiger, Ms Donowho's advisor and spokesman said: 'It is almost a year since Elizabeth suffered the crash which very nearly took her life. Speaking at his home nearby last year, his uncle Jonathan Calderon, 59, said his nephew 'should have stuck around' and that his actions went against everything that his father Manuel, a former Marine, taught him. Ms Donowho, from Malvern, Worcestershire, was unable to walk for six weeks after the crash due to her injuries The victim suffered a fractured sternum and two broken ankles Calderon's grandfather emigrated from Mexico and fought in the Second World War and Korea and was awarded a Purple Heart, one of the highest military honours.