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Derry Magistrates' Court
A man has been remanded in custody charged in connection with a burglary at Gweebara Park in Foyle Springs in Derry.
Kevin Quigley (43) of Rosses Gate in Derry appeared charged with entering a house as a trespasser and stealing medication on April 6.
He was also charged with assaulting a man occasioning him actual bodily harm and non-fatal strangulation on the same date.
Quigley was also charged with grievous bodily harm on a female again on the same date.
He was also charged with criminal damage to a religious statue and a video doorbell and two charges of possessing Class C drugs.
A police officer connected the accused to the charges.
Defence solicitor Caoimhe McDaid told the court there would not be a bail application at this stage.
Quigley was remanded in custody to appear again on April 28.
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