Book of Evidence due in case involving alleged cannabis cultivation in Longford
Evaldas Palijonskas of 36 The Mill, Clondra, Longford appeared before Longford District Court in relation to three charges.
A man before the court on three charges, including one relating to having allegedly cultivated genus Cannabis without a license, is set to be served with a Book of Evidence on December 1.
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30 year-old Evaldas Palijonskas who resides at the address 36 The Mill, Clondra, Longford, appeared before Judge Bernadette Owens at a recent sitting of Longford District Court.
In addition to the charge alleging that he, without license, “cultivated plants of the genus Cannabis”, Palijonskas also stands charged with allegedly being in possession of a controlled drug, namely Cocaine, and for being present in a public place while intoxicated.
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All three charges were brought by Garda Leo Sheil and arise from December 5 2025 at 36 The Mill, Clondra in Longford.
Court Sergeant Mark Mahon told the court that a prosecution on indictment had been directed, meaning the case is intended to proceed to a higher criminal court.
Representing the accused in court was solicitor Diarmuid Quinn.
Palijonskas was remanded on continuing bail until his next court appearance on December 1.