A man from Liverpool has been fined £300 for being drunk and disorderly during TT.

Adam White was ejected from Bushy’s TT village twice before being arrested by police.

Deputy High Bailiff James Brooks also ordered the 23-year-old to pay £125 prosecution costs.

White, who lives at Dekker Road, was said to be working on the island on a contract with a construction company.

This is the second time the 23-year-old has been arrested here as he was fined for another drink-related matter in May.

Prosecuting advocate Barry Swain told the court how, on June 6 at 9.55pm, White was verbally abusive to security staff at the TT village and was asked to leave.

He refused to leave and continued his abuse, which resulted in him being restrained and forcibly ejected.

Police arrived and advised White to leave the area, warning that he could be arrested if he didn’t.

Initially White appeared to follow the police advice, but then 20 minutes later officers saw him again, involved in an altercation with the TT village bouncers.

He was ejected again and security staff reported that he had entered unlawfully.

White was subsequently arrested.

Defence advocate Kate Alexander said that White was on a lengthy contract on the island with a building firm and was currently staying in Onchan.

Ms Alexander asked for time to pay any fine, saying that White would be remaining on the island working.

The advocate said that White had admitted he was drunk and disorderly, but was denying that he had been abusive.

He claimed that it must have been a case of mistaken identity by the bouncers.

The court heard that White had no previous convictions until he came to the Isle of Man.

Deputy High Bailiff Mr Brooks gave White until August 5 to pay the fine and costs.