Student constables are being supervised by training team
Student constables from the Isle of Man Constabulary are taking part in training exercises around Port Erin today (Wednesday 25 February) and tomorrow (Thursday 26 February).
They are being supervised by the police training team.
The public is being warned that they may notice an increased police presence in the village during this time.
However, there’s no cause for concern as this is planned training to support their development.
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