Committal for woman accused of producing MDMA

Wednesday, 26 September 2018 06:15

By Court Reporter

A Douglas woman who's accused of producing Class A drugs to the Isle of Man will stand trial.

23-year-old Chloe Nelson, of Kensington Road, appeared at Douglas Courthouse on Tuesday.

She allegedly produced MDMA, and the Class B drug cannabis, to the Island on July 26th.

She's also been charged with possessing both substances with intent to supply and unlawful possession of cannabis bush and resin.

Committal proceedings - where the case is elevated to the Court of General Gaol Delivery - took place during the hearing; she's been bailed until her first appearance before that court.

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