31-year-old excused court during lockdown
An Andreas woman has been excused appearing in court over allegations she assaulted two women.
Thirty-one-year-old Victoria Jane Ross of Ballaradcliffe was due before magistrates at Douglas courthouse, but was excused turning up in person because of the Island’s lockdown.
At an earlier hearing, she’d admitted both assaults on 15 September last year.
She was bailed by magistrates to appear again on 13 May.
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