Crime on Island has risen 18 per cent in the last year.
That's according to figures revealed in the Chief Constable's annual report - which will go before Tynwald next month.
Assaults on police officers have also increased, alongside the number of people caught carrying weapons.
Gary Roberts has described 2020-2021 as a year 'like no other'.
The increase in crime has been largely attributed to a spike in drug seizures whilst the Island's borders were closed due to Covid-19.
Office plan for former bank in Ramsey
A bank which closed last year in Ramsey could find a new lease of life as offices.
Should schools have mobile phone ban?
Should younger pupils have mobile phones be banned in schools?
Man found with cannabis again
A young man who breached a suspended prison sentence for possessing drugs has narrowly avoided prison after he was found with cannabis worth nearly £300.
Peel lifeboat launched after emergency beacon signal
Peel lifeboat was called out yesterday after an emergency radio beacon was triggered.
Mountain Road closed for TT work
Part of the Mountain Road is closed today.
Manx May Day to be celebrated in Cregneash
A celebration of all things Manx will take place next month.
Welcome Centre now part of DfE
The Department for Enterprise has announced the move of the Welcome Centre from the Cabinet Office to its Visit Isle of Man Agency.
Secret Gardens event taking place next month
An event in Onchan next month will see secret gardens opened to the public for charity.
