Ramsey woman charged with wounding with intent
A Ramsey woman accused of wounding a man at her home has been bailed until she stands trial.
Gemma Salthouse of Cronk Elfin is charged with assault causing wounding and wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm in August last year.
She was bailed by the Deputy High Bailiff with the condition she reside at her home, is not allowed to leave the Island without permission of the court and not approach nor attempt to contact a witness.
The case has been committed to a Court of General Gaol Delivery.
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