A man will appear in court again next month after breaching the Island’s lockdown laws.
Ian Ronald Goldsmith of Empire Terrace in Douglas appeared before High Bailiff Jayne Hughes at Douglas Courthouse.
He’d previously admitted breaking the Island’s Covid regulations on April 29 and possessing cannabis on June 22 but denies using provoking behaviour on that date.
There was no application for bail and Mrs Hughes remanded the 44 year old in custody to appear again on July 28.
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