Wakefield man denies making death threats in phone call to mosque
A man accused of making death threats in a phone call to a mosque is to stand trial later this year.
Gabriel Levy appeared at Leeds Crown Court where he formally entered a not-guilty plea.
The 21-year-old is being held on remand at HMP Doncaster and attended the court remotely over a video link.
Levy, of Bowman Street, in the Agbrigg area of Wakefield, is alleged to have made the call to the mosque in Manchester on October 4 last year.
He is accused of making the death threats to the recipient of the phone call.
Levy is now due to stand trial on September 1. The trial is expected to last at least two days.
He was remanded back into custody.