24-year-old yet to enter pleas
A man from the south of the Island has been bailed as he faces four drugs charges.
Twenty-four-year-old Jordan Quayle of Farrants Park in Castletown appeared before magistrates at Douglas courthouse.
Between June and August this year, he’s alleged to have cultivated cannabis, supplied drugs, produced them to the Island, and possessed them.
No pleas were entered to the charges and he was bailed in the sum of £500 to appear again on 10 September.
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