The theft of four lobster pots in Peel is being looked into by authorities.
Officers say they were taken from West Quay between mid December 2018 and mid January this year, causing 'considerable financial loss' to the owner.
The constabulary has released an image of a pot identical to the ones stolen in its appeal on social media.
Those with information are being asked to get in touch with Peel Police Station or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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