A woman from Willaston will be sentenced next month after admitting biting a police officer.
At Douglas courthouse this week, Joanne Laurinda Watterson of Johnny Wattersons Lane pleaded guilty to assaulting the officer.
Deputy High Bailiff Jayne Hughes heard the 46 year old was struggling with police on March 11 when she bit the female officer on her bottom.
Watterson was bailed in the sum of £500 and will appear again on May 15.
Leave extra time for hospital appointments amid roadworks, says Manx Care
Road works will be going ahead at Noble's Hospital next week.
MHK queries Island's abortion figures since law change
How many women have terminated their pregnancies on the Island since laws surrounding abortion were modernised?
Could you help run abattoir?
The Island's abattoir says it's looking for new board members.
Historic church in line for improvement work
A church which has served Crosby for more than 850 years could be getting some much-needed attention, if planners give the go-ahead.
New clerk for Arbory and Rushen
A local authority in the south of the Island is appointing a new clerk.
MHK wants prediction about Manx economy amid Iran war
The impact of the war in the Middle East on the Island will be raised Tynwald next week.
Minister reveals Steam Packet loan figures
The Steam Packet has repaid more than £27.3 million from a £154 million government loan issued in 2021.
Two Manxman crossings cancelled
Two Steam Packet sailings have been called off because of problems caused by bad weather today.
