A distressed young girl in a park in the Port Erin area has led to a police appeal for witnesses.
They particularly want to speak to a woman, thought to be in her early twenties, who asked the child if she was alright. The woman was walking her dog.
Police say the child, about eleven years old, would have been 'noticibly distressed'.
They aren't naming the park, but the appeal relates to events on Sunday.
Anybody with information is asked to contact Port Erin Police on 83 2222.
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