Emergency services saved a man from drowning in Douglas Bay this morning.
Residents made a call after spotting the middle-aged man in distress shouting for help at around 9.18am.
PCs Dave Thommeny and Steve Gorry swam out to him with a life ring - the man was recovered and brought to shore.
An ambulance took him to Noble's Hospital where he remains in the Intensive Care Unit in a stable condition.
PC Gorry explains what went through his head as he assessed the situation:
He says it was a collaborative effort:
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