Police remove computer from home of married Polish martial arts fan butcher as they quiz man, 24, over ‘abduction’ of missing Libby Squire
Police search a cordoned of section of woodland
Police hunting for Libby Squire today removed computers from the raided home of a married Polish butcher as they zoned in on a pond, a stretch of riverbank and several derelict buildings near her student digs.
Detectives have sealed off Paweł Rełowicz’s rented house and towed away his silver Vauxhall Astra after they arrested a 24-year-old man on suspicion of abducting the missing Hull student, 21.
This afternoon officers stopped the public entering a large area of Oak Road playing fields surrounding a pond with a helicopter hovering above as police searched drains and bins. It is half a mile from Libby’s home.
Teams were also scouring a stretch of riverbank and a series of abandoned buildings – but officers turned walkers away and refused to say why they were back in an area they have already checked in the seven days since she vanished.
A forensics officer was also seen bagging up evidence and photographing an area of pathway leading into the cordoned-off zone.
Bacon factory worker Relowicz, who according to his Facebook profile is a martial arts enthusiast, moved into the raided property around a year ago with his wife Jagoda and their two young sons, Marcel, who is two, and Oliwier, who is just three months old.
