Port Erin's going to become the crime capital of the island this week - but police say not to worry.
On Facebook, the Southern Neighbourhood Policing Team says the village will be the venue for training assessments for its newest police offices.
The exercises will be taking place on Tuesday and Wednesday with officers tackling training scenarios including arrests and searches.
But police say they want to reassure the public there's no need for concern if they spot the simulations taking place.
Government body doesn't hold accounts for tip
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TT star launches his own team
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MLC urges gov to speed up homelessness plans
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Last chance to have say on windfarm plans
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Island movie star to be honoured by Spanish city
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Yellow weather warning for ice
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Fly tipping near the crematorium
There's been an incident of fly tipping outside the crematorium.
Best and worst performing bus routes released
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