Peel Police Appeal for Information to Harbour Incidents

Sunday, 25 April 2010 01:00

Peel Police are appealing for information to a number of incidents that took place around the Harbour area.

Sometime between 6pm on Friday and 8am on Saturday someone removed a trailer from a boat, launching it into the harbour where it sank resulting in considerable damage.

In a second incident a blue and white fishing boat was released from it’s mooring on the West Quay.

Police want anybody with information to come forward and assist with enquiries.

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