Police Officer Seriously Injured In Car Attack

Monday, 1 December 2008 09:04

A police officer has been seriously injured after being hit and carried along by a car in Douglas.

He was dragged along Mona Drive at around 3:30am on Saturday morning.

He has suffered a broken collarbone, and serious cuts and abrasions to his head and limbs.

Two men were arrested yesterday but have since been released on bail.

Police are treating this incident as a deliberate act and are appealing for any member of the public with information in relation to this incident to contact them as a matter of urgency.

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