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Derry Magistrate's Court
A man currently on bail for breaking into Altnagelvin Hospital and stealing a scanner valued at £5,000 has appeared at Derry Magistrate's Court charged with breaching his bail.
Caolan Murray (18) of Coleraine Road in Portstewart appeared charged with curfew violations between December 8 last year and January 11 by not being at his address.
Murray is charged with entering Altnagelvin Hospital as a trespasser and stealing a scanner in July last year.
A police officer told the court that this was Murray's first breach of bail and police were agreeable to him being re-released.
Murray was re-released on bail on condition that he does not enter the grounds of Altnagelvin Hospital unless in a medical emergency, not to enter the city of Derry and to have no contact with his co-accused.
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Murray will appear again on January 15.
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