The Southern Neighbourhood Policing Team are investigating the theft of a number of high value goods from a rucksack earlier this month.
It happened on the Lower Promenade, Port Erin, between 6.30pm and 8.30pm on 7th August.
The theft occurred while a rugby training session took place on the beach, a number of bags had been placed on the sea wall opposite the wave shelters.
The area was said to be busy at the time, anyone with information is asked to contact Port Erin Police Station.
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