Update - Disorder on Closed Roads

The two other males involved in the disorder at the Ballahutcheon on Sunday 7th June 2015 have been convicted at court.

Mr Adam Grant Wiltshire, 36 years was convicted of an offence of Section 3 Public Order resulting in a £250 and £125 costs. For an offence of entering closed roads he received a £250 fine;

Mr Michael James Seager, 47 years was convicted of an offence of Section 3 Public Order resulting in a £250 and £125 costs. For an offence of entering closed roads he received a £250 fine.

This was an incident whereby the individuals (including a third male, David Seager, who was imprisoned on Monday) refused to cooperate with, and were abusive to, TT Marshalls on closed roads whilst a family with young children were also subject to abuse and made to feel under threat. This is in stark contrast to the unrelated Bray Hill incident where a full investigation proved that the innocent explanation that was given was correct.

Each case will be investigated fully and with the amount of visitors to the island can be done so much quicker by utilising social media. We would like to thank the public for their assistance with these investigations.