Police are appealing for witnesses after a man wielding a hammer caused damage in Ramsey.
He allegedly caused three incidents in St Paul’s Square in the early hours of yesterday.
Between midnight and 1am two glass panes in the doorway of the Iceland store were broken.
Damage was also caused to a large pane of glass on the side wall of the Joe Jennings Bookmakers and to a large window at the Harbour Lights restaurant.
Anyone who saw what happened has been asked to contact Ramsey Police Station.
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