Co-op boss says most customers are following guidance
One of the senior figures at Co-op on the Isle of Man insists abuse towards staff won't be tolerated.
Andrew Corrie says the majority of customers have complied with social distancing guidelines and refrained from panic buying during the coronavirus pandemic.
A teenager was jailed this week after being found guilty of provoking behaviour and causing criminal damage at Tesco.
Mr Corrie says there will be consequences for those who cause problems:
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