Drink driving and road collision numbers during the TT fortnight were slightly up on last year's figures.
There were 116 arrests relating to cases of anti-social behaviour - 70 per cent of these were linked to alcohol.
In total there were 102 road collisions but despite there being some serious incidents, including one fatality, over 60 per cent resulted in just vehicle damage only.
Superintendent Kev Willson says the bulk of incidents were linked to locals - we asked if the constabulary felt let down by this statistic:
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