Castletown man faces two charges
A Castletown man facing two charges of burglary has been bailed to appear in court again later this month.
Twenty-six-year-old David Mccallion of Stenning Place is accused of burglary with intent to damage property and theft.
At Douglas Courthouse, magistrates heard both offences are alleged to have been committed on 7 March.
Mr Mccallion didn't enter pleas, and he was bailed in the sum of £250 to appear again on 25 April.
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