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Court for two women accused of attacking Port Erin mum Pair appeared at Douglas courthouse
A court’s heard a mum in Port Erin was attacked by two women who forced their way into her home, breaching coronavirus regulations.
Thirty-three-year-old Leanna Louise Bradley of Cronk Grianagh in Braddan and 30-year-old Jessica Marguerita Radcliffe of Cushag Road in Anagh Coar appeared before High Bailiff Jayne Hughes at Douglas courthouse.
Neither entered pleas to one count of breaching lockdown regulations and assault causing actual bodily harm as well as two of causing criminal damage.
Miss Bradley has also yet to enter a plea to a charge of assaulting a police officer during the incident on 31 March.
Jessica has claimed McLaughlan was due to return to the island on 11 January to carry out further roofing work.
However, it has been confirmed that no entry certificate has been issued to allow him back on the Isle of Man.
His original exception certificate, covered from September 13 to October 2, clearly stated he had to self-isolate at all times outside of work and only travel to authorised locations - his place of work and accommodation - for 14 days following his arrival.
Dale was released from prison on December 23 but was sent straight home to Scotland without being reunited with Jessica.
After his grand gesture, Jessica revealed she would tie the knot with Dale if he proposes.
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In reality he was preparing to ride through rough seas to see Jessica after he was banned from entering the island due to anti-coronavirus regulations.
The alarm was raised after McLaughlan, who can hardly swim, failed to return to his car and jet ski trailer left near the harbour slipway in the Isle of Whithorn, Dumfries and Galloway.
Coastguard teams who found his car searched for him amid fears he had drowned at sea in conditions so rough that even local fishermen had decided not to venture out.
The search started at around the time he arrived in Ramsey harbour on the Isle of Man after completing his amazing four hour trip with only ten minutes of fuel left.