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An 18-year-old Derry man has appeared at city's Magistrate's Court charged with child abduction of a child in care.
Lee Sean Bradley, of Collon Lane in the Galliagh area of the city, was charged with child abduction of a child in care on 28 August this year.
He also faced a similar charge from 7 October.
Bradley was also charged with attempting to pay for sexual services from a child on the same date..
He was further charged with engaging in sexual activity with a child on a date between in May this year
Bradley was further charged with being concerned in the supply of cannabis on the same dates as well as a charge of criminal damage on 3 November..
Bradley was remanded in custody to appear again on 28 November.
Ruairí Ó’Mianáin will pose a threat for Loughrea. (Photo: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile)
Louise O'Donnell, NWRC, with Caolan Campbell and Tori Killeen from Enterprise NW at the launch of the Ignite ED Project.
The Principal and Vice Principal join Santa Claus and the Mayor, Ruairi McHugh on the carriage during last week's Holy Child PS Elf Run. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography)
Paediatric Cardiology Team, Trustwide, named winners in the Improvement, Innovation and and Involvement Award category, presented with their award by Neil Guckian, Chief Executive.
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