23 May 2014
[…] “After
hearing that the defendant had a poor understanding of English and an
interpreter could not be arranged for the hearing the district judge refused to
take a plea. Prosecutor Judy Morris made an application for Ferrara to be
remanded in custody saying that the defendant had previously left the country
while the police investigation was being conducted.
“At the
time of the offence he was working for Tamburino in Yeovil and he is not local
and does not have any local ties,” she said.
The case
was adjourned until Tuesday May 27 for an interpreter to be present and for the
defendant to enter a plea to the allegation.
In the
meantime he was remanded in custody after an application by the defence for him
to be released on bail was rejected.” […]
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