Police investigate theft from Sulby shop

Friday, 26 August 2022 08:55

By Leanne Cooke @leannelily18

Police are investigating after money and goods were stolen from a farm shop on St Jude's Road.

The shop in Sulby is provided on an 'honesty box arrangement', with officers stressing if there is no honesty then there can be no shop.

CCTV is in the process of being downloaded and given to police, and the shop owner has asked for this incident to be made public.

Anyone involved who wishes to make themselves known to police before the footage is handed in is asked to contact Ramsey Police Station on 812234.

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