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Police search for missing teenager Scott Campbell Body found in search for teenager Scott Campbell
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Police are searching for a teenager who has been missing in the Highlands since the early hours of Saturday morning. Police searching for a teenager missing in the Highlands since the early hours of Saturday morning have found a body.
Scott Campbell, 16, was last seen near the Tesco store at Inshes in Inverness at about 05:15.Scott Campbell, 16, was last seen near the Tesco store at Inshes in Inverness at about 05:15.
Officers have asked people living in the Hilton and Drakies areas to check their gardens or outhouses. Officers had asked people to check their gardens or outhouses. Search teams made the discovery in the Culduthel area of the city.
Northern Constabulary said it was aware members of the public also plan to carry out searches and asked them to leave the operation to the police. The body has not yet been formally identified and Scott's family have been made aware of the circumstances.
Scott is described as 5ft 10ins tall, of medium build and with dark brown hair. Northern Constabulary said the body of a young man was discovered at about 09:51.
When last seen he was wearing a black Stone Island hooded top, dark blue jeans with and blue suede Adidas trainers. A spokesman added: "The death is currently being treated as unexplained and inquiries are ongoing."
A spokesman for Northern Constabulary said officers appreciated the concern for Scott's whereabouts.
He added: "We would respectfully urge people not to carry out their own searches.
"Professional search teams will be out looking for Scott and large numbers of people in the area may hamper that operation."
Anyone with information was asked to contact the police.
Meanwhile, Northern Constabulary are also trying to trace 68-year-old Michael Caygill who is missing on the Isle of Lewis.
He was last seen on Friday 13 January when he left a bed and breakfast in Stornoway saying he would be back in two to three days.
He failed to return and was reported missing on Saturday.