Liverpool woman allowed to return to the UK before she stands trial

Wednesday, 30 November 2022 09:05

By Jason Roberts - Court Reporter

A Liverpool woman has been allowed to return to the UK before she stands trial over drug-dealing and money-laundering charges.

Lindsay Marie Jago of Caryl Street appeared before magistrates at Douglas Courthouse.

She denies possessing ketamine and cannabis with intent to supply them and possessing £2,045 in criminal cash in Erin Way in Port Erin on October 3.

She was bailed with a surety of £5,000 on condition she reports to Merseyside police three times a week, and will next appear in court on December 22.

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