A man has been given a suspended jail sentence after carrying out what police described as a 'sustained and relentless attack'.
Twenty-six-year-old Cesar Maia admitted an offence of affray on Central Promenade, Douglas at 3.30am on August 1.
The court head Maia, of Castlemona Avenue, punched a man who had pushed his brother.
His advocate told High Bailiff Michael Moyle he had been provoked, and had a good work record and no previous convictions.
Maia was given a two months prison sentence, suspended for a year.
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