A woman will face no further action over an alleged incident in Ramsey, after prosecutors dropped charges.
Natasha Quayle of Pairk Ollay in Ramsey appeared before High Bailiff Jayne Hughes at Douglas Courthouse.
The 30 year old had been accused of disorderly behaviour at Ramsey’s Inner Harbour on February 11, but prosecutor Barry Swain told the hearing the prosecution wasn’t in the public interest.
The charge was marked withdrawn.
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