Tags and curfews imposed on two Derry men facing multiple motoring offences
Two 25-year-old men are ordered to wear electronic tags and banned from possessing car keys
Two men have appeared at Derry Magistrate's Court today charged with a series of motoring offences.
Lee Sean Bradley (25) of Collon Lane and Michael Dunlop (25) also of Collon Lane both in Derry appeared charged with driving offences that were said to have occurred on October 18.
Both were charged with dangerous driving on the Buncrana Road, failing to stop for police, three counts of taking and driving away and three charges of interference with vehicles.
Bradley was further charged with the theft of 100 euros and Dunlop with the theft of a bank card.
Dunlop was also charged with offences from March 5 with three counts of taking and driving away vehicles and entering a premises as a trespasser and stealing car keys.
A police officer connected the defendants to the charges and said bail terms had been agreed.
Bradley was released on bail on condition he does not leave the jurisdiction, does not be a front seat passenger in any vehicle, observe a curfew from 8pm until 8am, wear a tag, have no contact with his co-accused and not to possess car keys.
He will appear again on November 18.
Dunlop was released with similar conditions except he will only be released to an address approved by the PSNI.
He will appear again on November 12.