The Southern Neighbourhood Policing Team have confirmed that the stolen cash, raised for the RNLI, has been returned to the Port St Mary lifeboat station.
The £600 money had been collected from birthday donations to Michael Kneale, a 2nd Cox at Port St Mary; it was stolen from his vehicle.
Mark Newey of the Policing Team has said ‘it was very disappointing that someone should carry out such an act; however they are grateful for those that have been involved in returning the money.’
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