Glenarm: Man charged with wounding another man in Feystown has case sent to Crown Court
A 42-year-old charged with wounding a man in an incident at Feystown near Glenarm has had his case sent to the Crown Court.
Paul Baxter, whose address is listed as Feystown Road, is charged in relation to Monday, November 25 last year. An original charge of attempted murder has been withdrawn by prosecutors.
The defendant is charged with wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm. He is also accused of possessing a firearm with intent to commit wounding.
At Ballymena Magistrates' Court on Thursday, November 6, the case was sent to the Crown Court for arraignment on December 4.
The court was told the defendant is on bail which includes two cash sureties of £4,000 and £1,000.
District Judge Nigel Broderick said the defendant had to stay in the court cells until the sureties arrived at court to re-sign bail.
The terms of the defendant's own £500 bail are to reside at Feystown Road and he is to have no contact with the alleged victim or members of the man's family.
Another condition is that the defendant 'may engage in all activities associated with your farm but you are not to stray onto adjoining land unless strictly necessary to retrieve livestock' and he 'may also engage in the lawful activity of his milk run' but he is to 'wear a video recording device when on the farm and outside your house on the lane way only' and has to provide the device to police for checking when required to do so.