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Derry Magistrate's Court
A person has appeared at Derry Magistrate's Court following multiple breaches of their bail conditions.
Lauren Devine (22) of Fountain Hill in Derry was reported to police on February 12 by her mother after she was sent a photo showing Devine on a bed covered in blood.
Devine was later located by police on a licenced premises, a breach of bail conditions.
The court heard that Devine is on bail for a number of cases this was the sixth breach for the oldest case.
Defence Barrister Stephen Chapman said that the breach was accepted, telling the court that the situation began on February 11 but that Devine hadn't been trying to hide.
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He said that Devine had been in court on February 12 and had pleaded guilty for a case that is awaiting a pre sentence report, adding that there are a number of mental health issues at play and said that 'there will be breaches'.
He also said that there has been no new offending since November.
Bail was granted and they will appear again on March 12.
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