A Braddan man will stand trial after being accused of making annoying or nuisance phone calls.
47-year-old Jonathan Fletcher appeared at Douglas Courthouse this week via live video link from the Isle of Man Prison.
It's alleged he made the calls on June 16th - he's also been accused of stealing two bottles of wine from a petrol station on the same day.
A pre-trial review will take place on July 19th - he told the court he was "absolutely not" seeking bail and was remanded until that date.
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