Trial set for woman accused of assaulting teen

Friday, 15 January 2016 00:00

A Douglas woman who's accused of assaulting a teenager outside a primary school will stand trial in April.

34-year-old Keely Dallimore denies harming the 13-year-old boy near to Cronk Y Berry School on September 23rd last year.

At Douglas Courthouse yesterday it was confirmed a two-day trial will start on April 12th - she has been bailed until then.

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