'Offensive' vandalism found in Kirk Michael
Police are conducting forensic examinations on a spray can which is believed to have been used to draw 'offensive graffiti' in the area of Glen Wyllin beach.
The Isle of Man Constabulary says it's taking the matter seriously as the contents of the graffiti has caused 'great upset and distress'.
Witnesses or those with information are being urged to come forward and make contact with Peel police station, or headquarters on 631 212.
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