An early call to police could help prevent a serious incident.
That's the message from Inspector Ken Kneale as the Douglas Neighbourhood Policing team aims to clamp down on anti-social behaviour in late night food outlets.
The campaign is running under the banner of 'Respect', and states queue jumping, violent or disorderly behaviour and abusing staff will result in police involvement.
Inspector Kneale says if people are worried about things excalating out of control, they should always call the police immediately:
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