Bail approved for woman on wounding charge

Tuesday, 28 March 2017 00:00

A Douglas woman who's been accused of wounding her neighbour has been released from the Isle of Man Prison on bail.

36-year-old Lorraine Marie Johnson, of Castlemona Avenue, successfully applied for bail at a court hearing last week.

She's been charged with wounding a man with intent to assault and cause grievous bodily harm on February 10th.

Bail was granted on the condition she resides at David Grey House - committal proceedings to the Court of General Gaol Delivery are due to take place on April 6th.

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