A Ballasalla man charged with firearms offences will appear in court again next month.
John Vincent Joseph McCrossan of Douglas Road was excused attending when his case was called by Deputy High Bailiff Christopher Arrowsmith at Douglas Courthouse.
He’s accused of assaulting a woman, possessing an illegal firearm and failing to comply with a weapons certificate condition last December.
Mr Arrowsmith bailed the 39 year old to appear in court again on May 6.
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