A Port Erin man will stand trial after being accused of carrying out offences on the Island's buses.
26-year-old Thomas James Hall, of Bradda West Road, appeared at Douglas Courthouse yesterday.
He denied using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour towards two females whilst on Bus Vannin operated services.
The offences allegedly took place on October 12th and November 23rd.
A pre-trial review will take place on March 19th - he's been bailed until that date.
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