VIP passengers, high-value cargoes, and government vehicles) general duties (including emergency incident procedures, radio operation, crime prevention & detection, exercising powers of arrest, liaising with other emergency services) Unfair dismissal and bullying In 2009, an aviation security officer who had been a sworn constable in the Isle of Man Airport Security formerly known as Airport Police for 17 years was unfairly dismissed.His appeal to a tribunal for unfair dismissal was subsequently unanimously upheld, on the basis that the investigation was found to be "incomplete" and "unbalanced". An order to reinstate or compensate was ruled. The tribunal also highlighted long-standing unrepaired door defects affecting security at the airport. Evidence from several aviation security officers, supported by a "collective grievance" letter from six staff members, alleged a pattern of disruptive and bullying behaviour on the part of a named Airport Duty Officer, Paul Smith (ADO). A constable gave evidence that in his opinion officers were being deliberately victimised and targeted because they had stood up to bullying by the named ADO. See also Isle of Man Constabulary References Law enforcement in the Isle of Man Police forces of the Crown Dependencies Airport law enforcement agencies Emergency services in the Isle of Man