Isle of Man police have issued a reminder for residents not to report crimes via social media.
Officers say crimes should not be reported through Facebook as social media isn't always monitored.
Instead, people are encouraged to use the government website to find helpful information, and contact Douglas Headquarters or your local police station if there's an issue.
The constabulary also said that while messages and social media posts are monitored, there could be a delay in response times.
No more TT this year - and Dean Harrison awarded Senior win
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Condition updates on three riders after Friday crashes
TT organisers have provided condition updates on three riders after their crashes on Friday, June 5.
£10k raised by popular charity walk
A charity walk has raised £10,000 for a sports charity in the South.
Further two-hour delay to planned racing
TT organisers have announced another, two-hour delay to today's planned race schedule.
Mountain closed because of pressure on emergency services
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Douglas-based Taxi firm stops operating
One of the Island's biggest taxi companies has stopped operating.
Questions raised over government tender for hygiene inspections
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Are too many buildings waiting to become protected?
Are there too many buildings on the list to become registered in the South?
