28-year-old will stand trial
A Douglas man will stand trial after denying possessing cocaine.
Lee Paul Dodd, of Oak Avenue, is accused of having 14 grams of the Class A substance on Castle Hill in Douglas on 22 July.
It allegedly had a street value of £1400.
A pre-trial review will take place on 2 February; the 28-year-old has been bailed until that date.
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