A campaign has been launched to crack down on the increasing number of under-age people trying to get into pubs and clubs in the Isle of Man.
Posters are being displayed in licensed premises, and police officers have been visiting schools telling pupils if they flout the law they could be prosecuted.
PC Tony Glen who works with the Central Alcohol Unit in Douglas says it's a worrying trend:
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