A Ramsey man has appeared in court after being accused of being disorderly in a pub on Black Eye Friday.
36-year-old Mark James Taylor, of Waterloo Road, is also charged with common assault.
Both offences allegedly took place at JAKS Bar and Steakhouse on Loch Promenade in Douglas on December 21.
CCTV needs to be reviewed before the case can progress - he's been bailed until his next court appearance on January 10.
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