Police to explain before enforcing Covid laws, says Chief Constable
Those who deliberately break coronavirus laws will face the consequences.
That's the message from the chief constable of the Isle of Man Constabulary after a third lockdown was enforced earlier this week.
Gary Roberts says officers will look to explain Covid-19 rules before making arrests.
But those who continue to ignore the law will be dealt with:
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