Annual report reflects 'particularly challenging' year for constabulary
The Isle of Man Constabulary will continue to 'adapt and respond' to the challenges ahead in order to maintain public confidence and 'deliver an effective policing service for the Island'.
That's the message from the chief constable whose annual report has been received by Tynwald.
It shows there's been a further reduction in recorded crime on the Isle of Man of 4.5 percent over the past 12 months.
But Justice and Home Affairs Minister Jane Poole-Wilson described the year as 'particularly challenging' due to the 'changing nature' of the Island's criminality; she's been speaking to Manx Radio alongside Chief Constable Russ Foster:
Chief Constable Russ Foster will be live on Manx Radio this lunchtime on Mannin Line.
You can call or email the show when he's on air, or if you want to submit a question for him ahead of time, call the Mannin Line Answerphone on (01624) 682631 or email manninline@manxradio.com
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