A police officer who helped save a woman from Peel harbour yesterday has paid tribute to the work of all those involved in the rescue.
Sergeant Gavin Callow and Constable Ian Scott jumped into the water and brought her closer to land.
She was then picked up, taken ashore with the aid of the lifeboat and coastguard, and transferred to Noble's Hospital.
She's not thought to have been seriously injured
Sergeant Callow has praised those who played their part in the rescue:
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