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Police in Ramsey have launched a campaign to clamp down on bad behaviour.
"Safe Night Out" is targeting Christmas revellers who drink to excess and act inappropriately.
The campaign is being advertised in pubs in the north of the Island.
Inspector Derek Flint says it's not about stopping people having fun, but encouraging party goers to use common sense when they are out (play attached audio file):
(Picture: Police officers and licencees at a meeting of the "Safe Night Out" campaign).
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