A bus stop window has been smashed on Groves Road in Pulrose, Douglas, in the early hours of Saturday morning.
Police say that though the damage itself is a crime, vulnerable members of the community may have been intimidated by the actions of those responsible.
Police take anti-social behaviour very seriously and will be working with other agencies to help protect those in the community.
If anybody has any information regarding this damage is being asked to contact Willaston Police Station.
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