Car seized after motoring offence
A driver is being urged to hand himself in after his car was seized by forensic investigators in Douglas.
Police say the silver coloured Ford KA failed to stop for them in the Pulrose area last night.
Officers later traced it in Anagh Coar, and it was taken away for examination.
Though enquiries are ongoing, the force has asked the male, or the passenger who was in the car with him, to come forward.
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