'TT Blues' to get ITV4 slot tonight

Wednesday, 3 August 2016 00:00

Police officers who were filmed carrying out their duties over the TT Festival will appear on the big screen tonight.

'TT Blues' will air on ITV4 at 10pm - the documentary has been made by Raw Cut TV; the company behind Police Interceptors.

Camera crews tailed the officers over the fortnight to show what happens during the motorcycling spectacle - tonight's episode will see officers dealing with a crash on the Mountain.

Speaking at TT Sergeant Steven Lapsley said the programme should take in what happens across the Island as a whole:

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