Trial dates set for man accused of harassment

Monday, 14 March 2016 00:00

A Ramsey man who is accused of harassing three different people will stand trial in July.

76-year-old Michael Morris appeared at Douglas Courthouse last week where his trial dates were set.

He's previously denied three charges of displaying conduct which amounted to harassment in August and September last year.

The trial is expected to last for four days - he's been released on bail until his next court appearance on July 25th.

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