Police investigating the disappearance of Nicola Bulley have spoken out to address what they say is criticism of their investigation into the disappearance of the 45-year-old mum of two. Assistant Chief Constable Peter Lawson said 40 dedicated officers have been working on the case - going through hundreds of hours of CCTV, speaking to 300 people and visiting 300 premises as well as dealing with 1,500 pieces of evidence.
They say police have been working with specialist agencies on the search operation. They say they are continuing to search the river, and continue to believe there is no criminal involvement in the case.
ACC Lawson says expert search advisors have been following nationally recognised methods in the search. He said there is no evidence that any crime has been committed or that any third person is involved in the disappearance.
