Gary Roberts appeared before a Tynwald committee today
The chief constable has warned that Brexit could pose a security risk at the Island's borders.
Gary Roberts was one of several representatives of the Department of Home Affairs appearing, in public, before a Tynwald committee today.
Alongside the home affairs minister, CEO, and prison governor, Mr Roberts was asked by Julie Edge MHK whether he was 'comfortable' with the Island's port security in advance of 31 October:
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We spend the day with the Manx Wildlife Trust's Community Ranger