46-year-old will next appear on 15 August
A UK man has appeared at Douglas Courthouse accused of burgling a building with the intent to steal.
Neil Grant Cleverley, of no fixed address, allegedly committed the offence on West Quay in Ramsey on 26 July.
The 46-year-old, who the court was told lives on a narrowboat, was granted bail on the condition he resides at an address in St Pauls Mews in the northern town.
He’ll next appear in court, alongside his co-accused, on 15 August.
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