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Hazel North search: Police cordon set up in Kilmarnock park Hazel North: Man quizzed amid park search in Kilmarnock
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Police have cordoned off part of a country park in Kilmarnock in the search for a missing woman from Fife. A man is being questioned by police as the search for a missing woman from Fife centres on a park in Kilmarnock.
A tent has also been erected in Dean Park. Hazel North, 19, from Dunfermline, was reported missing on Friday. She last had contact with her sister on 4 March.
Hazel North, 19, from the Cairneyhill area of Dunfermline, was reported missing on Friday. She last made contact with her sister on 4 March. Police have erected a forensic tent and cordoned off Dean Park in Kilmarnock.
Forensics experts searched a flat and garden in Kilmarnock over the weekend, but did not find anything suspicious. The scene is near a house in Northcraig Road that was searched on Friday. The man who lives there, who has been named locally as John Davis, 25, is being questioned by police as a witness.
Ms North, who is from the Cairneyhill area of Dunfermline, last contacted her sister on 4 March and told her she was travelling to meet a male friend in Kilmarnock.
She has not been in touch with her family since and police said they were increasingly concerned for her safety.
On Friday, officers searched a house and garden in the town's Northcraig Road but did not find anything suspicious.
It is understood that Mr Davis lives at the property.
Police appeal
On Saturday, police said there had been a possible sighting of Ms North in Stranraer, where her family lived, earlier this week.On Saturday, police said there had been a possible sighting of Ms North in Stranraer, where her family lived, earlier this week.
Before going missing, Ms North had told her sister she was going to Kilmarnock to meet a male friend. Late on Sunday night, police cordoned off an area of Dean Park in Kilmarnock, in connection with the inquiry.
Her family were said to have grown "increasingly concerned" for her. Supt Neil Kerr told BBC Scotland police were only informed of the teenager's disappearance on Friday.
A forensic team started searching a flat and garden in Kilmarnock's Northcraig Road early on Friday morning, but had not uncovered "anything that would give cause for concern" when the search concluded on Saturday afternoon.
Supt Kerr told BBC Scotland police were only informed of the teenager's disappearance on Friday.
He also said she had recently been living in Stranraer with family and had contacted her sister by phone or text message.He also said she had recently been living in Stranraer with family and had contacted her sister by phone or text message.
He urged Ms North, or anyone who who knows where she is, to contact police.He urged Ms North, or anyone who who knows where she is, to contact police.
"Hazel, if you are out there, can you please get in touch with police as soon as you can and let us know that you are ok," he said."Hazel, if you are out there, can you please get in touch with police as soon as you can and let us know that you are ok," he said.
She was described as being 5ft 8in in height and of slim build with a fair complexion. She has brown hair.She was described as being 5ft 8in in height and of slim build with a fair complexion. She has brown hair.
Supt Kerr said a number of officers throughout the country were working on the inquiry.Supt Kerr said a number of officers throughout the country were working on the inquiry.