Police have warned businesses to secure their milk deliveries after an increase in thefts.
Yesterday (Tuesday), several pints were taken from outside the Newsagent Shop on Brunswick Road in Douglas in the early hours.
Police say it is a growing trend and people need to be more security conscious and consider investing in a lockbox.
Anyone that does have milk stolen is asked to report it so that patterns and trends in the local area can be monitored.
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