A Douglas man caught with cannabis twice in two weeks has been ordered to do community service.
22 year old Robert George Turner of Ballanard Road admitted both offences when he appeared before magistrates this week.
The court heard Turner, who had previous convictions for possessing drugs, was first caught by police on January 24 - and was arrested on February 4 after approaching officers in Barrack Street.
He was ordered to do a total of 40 hours community service and pay £125 costs.
Mountain Road re-opens
The Mountain Road has now re-opened.
Airport warning of flight disruption in today's winds
The airport is warning of possible flight disruption during today's gale force winds.
Questions about interpreters for those under police investigation
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Have there been risk assessments for prom crossings?
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Issue of language requirements for immigrants to be debated
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MHK wants more info on this week's airport disruption
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Increase in pest reports at Ramsey hospital
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Fancy becoming a TT marshal?
If you're interested in becoming a TT marshal, there's still time to book yourself a training course this year.
