Provoking behaviour allegation denied
A man will appear in court again in April charged with causing thousands of pounds worth of criminal damage.
Twenty-seven-year-old Stanley Terrance Thompson-Carey of Brookhill in Ramsey appeared before High Bailiff Jayne Hughes at Douglas courthouse.
He’s pleaded guilty to causing criminal damage but pleaded not guilty to provoking behaviour on 16 January.
Mrs Hughes bailed Mr Thompson-Carey to appear again on 14 April.
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