Police are investigating after a man was assaulted in Douglas last night.
The constabulary says it happened at around 9.30pm at the rear of The Strand Shopping Centre on Saturday, March 23.
Officers want to speak to the victim to check he is safe and well, and are also looking to identify the people responsible for what has been described as a 'violent and unnecessary attack'.
Anyone with information which could assist authorities are being asked to contact Police Headquarters.
Island adopts formal definition of antisemitism
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Commissioners recruiting for new clerk
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Dementia and mould-ridden homes on Keys agenda
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Mountain Road among many routes closed by Storm Chandra
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Palestinian campaign gets Isle of Man branch
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Storm could bring snow, but DOI says rain would wash away salt
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DEFA warns about glens during tonight's storm
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Airport warns gales could mean flight disruption
Ronaldsway Airport is warning passengers to expect some disruption tomorrow.
