Man is accused of arson endangering life in connection with Ballymena riot
A man with a Broughshane address is accused of arson endangering life with intent at a house at Bridge Street in Ballymena on June 10 this year.
Eighteen-year-old Reece Courtney, of The Commons, is also charged with riotous assembly on June 10. He appeared at Ballymena Magistrates' Court on Thursday (November 27).
The case was adjourned to January 15. He was bailed to an address at Laurel Hill Gardens in Coleraine.
The £500 bail includes a 9pm-6.30am curfew and he is 'not to be involved in or in the vicinity of any protest or riot at any time or any place'.
He is also banned from entering Bridge Street and the Clonavon area of Ballymena.
Calum Bell (19), of Shancoole in Ballymena, is charged with riotous assembly on June 9 this year.
He faces a second charge - trespassing at a house at Clonavon Terrace in the town with intent to do unlawful damage.
His third charge is intentionally assisting or encouraging 'several persons' to riot on June 9.
He was given continuing bail and his case was adjourned to January 8 for a preliminary enquiry - the legal step to send the case to the Crown Court.