Canadian denies importing cannabis
A 40-year-old Canadian national has denied importing and possessing cannabis with intent to supply.
Appearing at the monthly Supreme Court arraignments session this morning, Marcus Snow, from Toronto, entered not guilty pleas to two charges.
It is alleged that he imported the drug and had possession of it with intent to supply on July 8.
A trial date has been fixed for November 14 and Mr Snow was remanded in custody.
Also in court, 59-year-old Denis Davis denied wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and possessing a knife in a public place in Devonshire on April 23 last year.
Mr Davis also denied stalking two people between January 1, 2014, and April 23 last year.
He is due to appear again in court at the October arraignment sessions.
In another matter, a 31-year-old man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, denied intruding on the privacy of a woman on July 7.
He was remanded in custody and a trial date was set for October 4.
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