38-year-old denies assaulting women in Douglas
A Douglas man will stand trial after being accused of assaulting two different women on the same day.
Omar Jallow, of Cullyn Path, entered not guilty pleas to the offences of common assault during an appearance at Douglas Courthouse.
They were allegedly committed on Regent Street, in Douglas, on 6 May.
A pre-trial review will take place on 27 July – the 38-year-old has been bailed until that date.
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