Renews calls for facial and vehicle recognition at the Island's ports
The Isle of Man's borders are still 'vulnerable' according to the chief constable.
Russ Foster took on the top policing job here last March, after serving as an officer in the UK for over 30 years.
He believes the borders are key to identifying and dismantling organised crime on the Island.
He told Manx Radio if they're not addressed, we could start to see the same crime levels here as in the UK:
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