Police are continuing to stop drugs from being imported to the Isle of Man.
That's the Home Affairs Minister Juan Watterson who says the department is seeking deterrent prison sentences for serious drug crime.
It's also looking at alternative methods of dealing with offenders at the lower end of the scale.
15 arrests have been made at the Island's ports last year for drug-related matters with substantial amounts of cash also being recovered:
Sign up for the Parish Walk from next week
Registrations for the Parish Walk will open next week.
Drop-in HIV tests to mark World AIDS Day
Manx Care says it's holding a special drop-in clinic for HIV testing next week.
Sophie Ellis-Bextor announces Villa gig!
There'll be murder on the dance floor in the Villa next July!
Police say you haven't won the Euro lottery
Police say you haven't won the lottery - and shouldn't fall for a scam!
Ferries now planned to depart on time
The Steam Packet's announced this evening's ferries will set off on time.
Plaque unveiled to honour Ukraine's Peel hero
A special plaque has been unveiled for an Island man who lost his life defusing Russian explosives in Ukraine.
Purr-fect new home found for Sandy the Cat
A cat who underwent lifesaving surgery after the public donated thousands of pounds has found a new home.
Chance to join the planning committee
Time's running out if you'd like to join the Island's planning committee.
