A Castletown man who was caught with £900 worth of cannabis after a police raid will be sentenced next month.
60-year-old Trevor Anthony Cooil, of School Hill Avenue, appeared at Douglas Courthouse earlier this week.
He pleaded guilty to possession of the Class B drug - the court was told officers had found just over 45grams of it whilst executing a warrant on March 1st.
Social enquiry reports have been requested before Cooil is sentenced on June 20th - he's been bailed in the meantime.
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