A search group looking for Nicola Bulley were allegedly 'stopped by police' from investigating an abandoned house. The group were reportedly issued a dispersal order from officials last night as they looked for the missing mum.
These reports came after officials warned members of the public not to "take the law into their own hands" nor direct online abuse at people connected to the investigation. Nicola vanished on January 27 after dropping off her two children at school in Lancashire, before taking family dog Willow for a walk on a nearby trail.
Lancashire Constabulary says it "will not tolerate" people committing criminal offences by breaking into empty or derelict riverside properties to try to locate the missing mother-of-two. Speaking from the scene at the River Wyre last night, TalkTV's Oliver Whitfield-Miocic said: "The police here have just had to issue a dispersal order to a group of men believed to have travelled down from the Liverpool area.
