A woman has been seriously injured after falling four metres off the sea wall at Le Braye, in St Ouen.
Fire and Ambulance services attended the scene at around 2:00 pm on Wednesday, 26 July, after a woman in her 50s fell onto the rocks below.
She is being treated at Southampton Hospital and is still in a serious but stable condition.
Police would like anyone who witnessed the fall or has any information to contact them on 612 612 or anonymously through Crime Stoppers.
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