Cells busy with detainees in for drink offences
The Isle of Man Constabulary has taken to social media appealing for the public to drink safe.
Officers have taken to Facebook and Twitter asking revellers to 'know their alcohol limits' if they don't want to wake up in a cell.
Police say they're busy with detainees across the Island - most of those kept in are there for drink-related offences.
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