Witnesses sought to 3 man altercation in Jaks bar

Monday, 12 September 2011 01:00

Police are keen to speak to two females who may had been at the bar and filmed the altercation on their camera phones.

Police are investigating an incident that occurred just after 11pm on Saturday at Jaks Bar in Douglas.

It’s believed that three males were involved in an altercation within the premises, one male sustained head injuries for which he received medical treatment.

Police are keen to speak to two females who may had been at the bar and filmed the altercation on their camera phones.

Any other witnesses are encouraged to contact Police Headquarters on 631212.

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