Thousands of pounds worth of mobile phones have been stolen from a shop in Ramsey.
Police are investigating the incident which happened between 1am and 2am on Tuesday at Sure on Parliament Street.Thieves broke in and took phones from several manufacturers.
Police say they believe it was deliberately planned and they expect the stolen goods to now be sold on the Island at a knock down price.
Anyone offered such a deal, or who has any information, is asked to contact Ramsey Police Station.
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