A dispersal order was reportedly issued by Lancashire Police after a group of men travelled from the Liverpool area to search for Nicola Bulley in an abandoned house
by the River Wyre.
On Wednesday night, Lancashire Police reportedly issued a dispersal order after a group of men from Liverpool travelled to the scene to search for the missing mum-of-two in an abandoned house by the River Wyre. TalkTV reporter 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.
Supt Sally Riley, of Lancashire Police, said: “We will not tolerate online abuse of anyone, including innocent witnesses, members of the family and friends, of local businesses, or of criminal damage or burglary. We will be taking a strong line on that, as you would expect.”
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