Man held in connection with Karen Buckley's disappearance
Police in Glasgow say a 21-year-old man has been held and they are following a "definite line of enquiry" in the disappearance of Irish student Karen Buckley.
The man was detained but has not been arrested. He can be held for an initial period of 12 hours.
In a brief statement, Greater Glasgow police said enquiries were continuing and further updates would be provided as they become available.
Karen Buckley, 24, has not been seen for almost four days and police divers, a helicopter crew and search dogs are all now involved in the search for her.
Teams have been scouring Dawsholm Park where her handbag was found yesterday and a nearby flat in Dorchester Avenue where the student was reportedly last seen.
Two officers in forensic suits entered the flat and an area to the rear of the block was taped off.
Officers later cordoned off land near High Craigton farm and Windyhills Golf Club on a country road between Glasgow and Drymen.
Yesterday, police appealed for information about a grey car spotted on the road between 11am and 3pm on Monday.
Windyhill Golf Club, North of Glasgow, which has been cordoned off as part of the #KarenBuckley investigation pic.twitter.com/DAvq8LoToD
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The detective leading the hunt for Miss Buckley has said it is his ''absolute priority'' to find her.
Detective Superintendent Jim Kerr said earlier: "We have a team of specialist search officers from the west and east working in the area as well as additional patrols in the west end and north of the city."
