Much of the sum paid to full-time officers
The Isle of Man Constabulary paid out more than £182,000 in overtime wages during this year's TT fortnight.
That sum was revealed in response to a question in Tynwald from Onchan MHK Julie Edge.
The vast majority was paid out to full-time officers.
But another £4,000 was split between Special Constables - and £8,000 went to former officers who'd been drawn out of retirement to help.
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