Anti-social behaviour in Onchan is being carried out by a 'small minority' of young people only.
That's the message from the Central Neighbourhood Policing Team which says it's been trying to stamp out the issue since May.
Inspector Cathryn Bradley says problems started with a 'hard-core' of 10 young people but after working with other agencies that's reduced now to three main offenders:
Police have had to field criticism that they're not doing enough in the village - Inspector Bradley says that isn't the case:
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