Douglas Council leader says footage is shared with police
The leader of Douglas Council says video surveillance is proving a 'useful tool' in tracking down those committing acts of vandalism in the town.
David Christian also claims CCTV footage is helping the authorities catch those who fail to clean up dog mess in the capital.
Content from cameras across the area is shared with police to identify perpetrators.
Mr Christian says it's already had some success:
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