Police say they won't confirm what they are, or aren't, doing to try and catch burglars who've gone on a crime spree on the Island.
They say specific details of their tactics will be kept under wraps - but have confirmed they will not be bringing in officers from further afield.
Inspector Derek Flint says in addition they're choosing not to give details out about suspicious activity already reported:
Since January 9th there have been over 30 burglaries across the Island - on three occasions the suspected burglars have escaped police capture.
Inspector Flint says the public are the best placed to help crack the investigation:
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