The head of the Island’s prison service says they will always press for prosecution if staff are assaulted.
Alison Gomme was speaking after a 32 year-old man was jailed for life for attacking a prison officer in January this year.
Steven Eric Galloway was sentenced on Friday after being charged with seven offences, including making a threat to kill or cause serious injury, assault and conspiracy to supply drugs.
Prison governor Ms Gomme said it was a serious, premeditated and unprovoked attack.
Rapid bed review finds 'deep rooted behavioural and cultural issues' at Noble's Hospital
Advises against increasing capacity 'without root-cause improvements'
'Iconic' 250-year-old Ballaugh elm trees felled due to disease
Commissioner's Chair Steve Curphey says residents have 'fond memories' of the trees
Report published following rapid review of bed capacity at Noble’s Hospital
Nine recommendations made by independent reviewer
'Big discussions' to be had over whether Isle of Man follows UK-style social media ban
Sir Keir Starmer announces 2027 ban for apps like Snapchat and TikTok
Assisted Dying Bill: Will it get royal assent?
Amendments due to be debated in Tynwald