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Lancashire Police have arrested two people after members of Wyre Council were allegedly sent offensive messages about missing mum Nicola Bulley.Yesterday (Monday, February 13) the force said it was investigating the alleged messages. The local authority said it had removed councillors’ contact details from its website after "inappropriate emails and phone calls" regarding Nicola, 45, who disappeared while walking her dog in St Michael's on Wyre on January 27.Lancashire Police said in a statement provided to the Daily Star that it had received reports at the weekend of a number of malicious messages having been sent to Wyre Council members.The statement continued: "Enquiries led to the arrest of a 49-year-old man from Manchester, on suspicion of malicious communications offences.

"spiritual medium" in the River Wyre, around a mile from where the mortgage adviser was last seen. Her disappearance sparked a major investigation involving helicopters, drones and specialist search teams. Sadly however, it also drew "weirdos" and "ghouls" to the area, who reportedly used the tragic case as a means to promote their online presence by spreading conspiracy theories, uninvited.

Nicola Bulley went missing in are reportedly "terrified" after people have continually peered into their homes.Nicola, 45, has been missing since Friday, January 27 after she was last seen walking her dog Willow along the River Wyre in St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire.But those living in the area have noted that some are "extremely scared" after constant door-knockers and self-made sleuths pushed residents into hiring a private security firm.READ MORE: Nicola Bulley police correct to think she was in river with info they had, says ex-copTheir fear that the unacceptable behaviour may continue has since prompted Wyre Council leader Michael Vincent to splash out on some extra security detail for locals.Speaking to Sky News, Mr Vincent said: "People have reported being sat in their living rooms in an afternoon watching television and people coming up to the windows, peering in, trying the doors, it’s been terrifying for them."These are typically older people extremely scared in their own homes.

Alex Cord was an actor who starred on the TV series”Airwolf” as Michael Coldsmith Briggs III, better known as Archangel.Alex Cord (born Alexander Viespi Jr.) was a rodeo performer when a serious injury led him to an acting career. In 1966, he starred in a remake of the classic western film “Stagecoach.” and starred opposite Kirk Douglas (1916–2020) in the 1968 movie “The Brotherhood.” His best known role was playing Michael Coldsmith Briggs III, better known as Archangel, in the 1980s action TV series “Airwolf,” which starred Jan-Michael Vincent (1945–2021).

Airwolf actor Alex Cord died Monday at 88 at his home in Valley View, Texas.Cord's longtime publicist Linda McAlister told Deadline Tuesday that the actor had passed away.Cord, a native of New York, played the role of Michael Coldsmith-Briggs III, also known as Archangel, alongside Jan-Michael Vincent and Ernest Borgnine on the action series from 1984 thru 1986 on CBS.

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Alex Cord, who co-starred with Jan-Michael Vincent and Ernest Borgnine in the 1980s attack-helicopter series Airwolf and had a long career onscreen, died Monday morning at his home in Valley View, TX. He was 88.

Jordan Moreau Alex Cord, the actor best known for playing Michael Coldsmith Briggs III, a.k.a Archangel, in the ’80s military drama “Airwolf,” died on Monday at his home, his publicist Linda McAlister confirmed to Variety. He was 88.Cord starred in 55 episodes of the action series, which ran for four seasons from 1984-1987, alongside Jan-Michael Vincent, Ernest Borgnine, Deborah Pratt and Jean Bruce Scott in the first three seasons on CBS.