Man accused to trying to break into bakery

Friday, 30 November 2018 06:16

By Court Reporter

A Ballasalla man has appeared at Douglas Courthouse after being accused of trying to break into a bakery.

39-year-old Kenneth Hunter, of Douglas Road, has been charged with attempted burglary.

He allegedly tried to enter Ye Olde Bakery on Main Road in Ballasalla in the early hours of October 28th.

No pleas were entered - bail was granted until his next court appearance on December 13th.

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*Hunter admitted causing criminal damage during an appearance at Douglas Courthouse on Thursday, January 10, 2019 - the charge of attempted burglary was withdrawn

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